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When I'm deciding where to go for lunch I remember the tastes and smells of my favourite places and decide based on what I'm feeling like that day.
by bobsmooth 5y ago
When I'm deciding where to go for lunch I remember the tastes and smells of my favourite places and decide based on what I'm feeling like that day.
- mod 5y agoI own a bar which has a relatively small food menu, and interestingly I always need to see a physical menu, despite knowing it pretty intimately. I imagine the tastes, and maybe the smells (though I hadn't thought of that before) and decide what I want to eat. Customers will sometimes comment that it's strange I need to get a menu, but the staff seems to agree with the method.
- bobsmooth 5y agoI think the ability to recall sensory input is bounded by your memory. A menu helps you remember what you already know.