It's not just the big cars, it's the big people too - like huge toddlers who haven't outgrown their baby-fat, waddling along...
What sells for a super-size coke at Mickey D's here wouldn't pass for a small in the states. Conversely, a Pole could probably take a bath in an American "large" coke.
Have they figured out a way to get the REALLY big ones in the cupholders yet?
Nobody here eats in her car. Everybody drives a stick-shift.
Incidentally, I took this picture from last week's Economist features about making environmental conservation market viable. Extremely interesting. Required reading for anybody out there who's looking for middle ground between red and blue America.
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It's not just the big cars, it's the big people too - like huge toddlers who haven't outgrown their baby-fat, waddling along...
What sells for a super-size coke at Mickey D's here wouldn't pass for a small in the states. Conversely, a Pole could probably take a bath in an American "large" coke.
Have they figured out a way to get the REALLY big ones in the cupholders yet?
Nobody here eats in her car. Everybody drives a stick-shift.
Incidentally, I took this picture from last week's Economist features about making environmental conservation market viable. Extremely interesting. Required reading for anybody out there who's looking for middle ground between red and blue America.
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