Weird but true. My wife lives in Kentucky, and she notices this kind of problem there too. She's kind of lucky to be close to Cincinnati, so it's not as desperate.
I myself find that about 90% of the stuff in our (South San Jose) Nob Hill is unedible for me - same kind of sugary, floury, corny stuff... but they still have fruits and vegetables and broccoli.
But they sell what people buy, right? It's not evil MacDonald poisoning our citizens, it's our citizens poisoning themselves with the help of MacDonald.
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Date: 2011-11-14 10:48 pm (UTC)I myself find that about 90% of the stuff in our (South San Jose) Nob Hill is unedible for me - same kind of sugary, floury, corny stuff... but they still have fruits and vegetables and broccoli.
But they sell what people buy, right? It's not evil MacDonald poisoning our citizens, it's our citizens poisoning themselves with the help of MacDonald.