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Sunday, November 18, 2007

Evil, Mad Genius at Work

Welcome to America!

US got a LOT to be thankful for. And Mark Steyn is just the guy to explain it to the Europeans. And a few confused Americans too.

My favorite is...

And just when you think you’re on top of the general trend of novelty, it veers off in an entirely different direction: Continentals who grew up on Hollywood movies where the guy tells the waitress “Gimme a cuppa joe” and slides over a nickel return to New York a year or two later and find the coffee now costs $5.75, takes 25 minutes and requires an agonizing choice between the cinnamon-gingerbread-persimmon latte with coxcomb sprinkles and the decaf venti pepperoni-Eurasian-milfoil macchiato.

Who would have foreseen that the nation that inflicted fast food and drive-thru restaurants on the planet would then take the fastest menu item of all and turn it into a Kabuki-paced performance art? What mad genius!

Posted by Chuck Pelto at 02:24 AM in
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