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There’s a difference between a destination and a waypoint. If I’m driving through, say, Georgia, I’m not there as a tourist, I’m desperately trying to get away
by macintux 3y ago
There’s a difference between a destination and a waypoint.
If I’m driving through, say, Georgia, I’m not there as a tourist, I’m desperately trying to get away from it, probably via the interstate.
But I’d rather stop at an interesting restaurant that I spot via a billboard than whatever fast food chain happens to be camping out at the next interchange.
- mrguyorama 3y agoFunny, because the billboards I see always seem to be for places like McDonalds, not the hole in the wall, niche place where you get an awesome plate of food for $10, because they can't compete with the fast food industry for billboard space.