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Sunday, November 22, 2020
oh man Fire, I want to go just to try pronouncing this stuff
there are a lot of neat restaurants in DC, because of how many diplomats and shit live there
so there are tons of crazy foreign cafes and stuff
it's never fun when you show up somewhere, and the menu is in cyrillic though
or in Korean
I like that the Dutch do weeb soup though
sounds comfy
all of our weeb soup places around here SUCK
Max has a good one near her, but around DC it's all trendy nonsense
yeah, I'm willing to call that weeb soup
fuck it
close enough
We have an Icelandic place with a cool gimmick that seems to do ok
so I don't think it's the cuisine that's an issue
I think it's that al of our Dutch are Amish dutch, who spent the last 100 years eating grain and nothing else
you're not going to like this Fire
all the Dutch live in a giant field of shipping containers
in the warehouse district
uh Gent
French food
maybe I misunderstood what you meant,
I'm with you that the UK/Low Counties/Iberia/Scandanavia
don't really have much of a cuisine
But I feel like Frence does
yeah, but only ot the degree Portugal or Belgium does
which is not a lot
France feels like a different cuisine overall, same with Italy or Germany
yeah that's true, I just feel like it's less pronounced now
idk, it's a marketing thing
they should run more Twitch ads
you're related to Casey Neistat?
De Zwaan (windmill)
De Zwaan is an authentic Dutch windmill in the city of Holland, Michigan. The windmill's name is Dutch for The Swan or Graceful Bird. It is the oldest authentic, working Dutch windmill in the United States. De Zwaan is located in Windmill Island municipal park.
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