Every American Car Brand Is on the Bottom Half of CR's Reliability Rankings

Re:Every American Car Brand Is on the Bottom Half of CR's Re... by stephencanon on Monday November 11, 2019 @06:34AM (#21503936)

In much of the rural US, it’s easy (ask folks which farmstand they go to). In cities, it’s also pretty easy (asian or mexican grocery for non-organic, specialty produce shop if you want organic). The problem is the suburbs. Don’t live in the suburbs. If you must, get veggies at the farmer’s market.

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Re:Every American Car Brand Is on the Bottom Half of CR's Re... by bluGill on Monday November 11, 2019 @03:01PM (#21508316)

Every suburb I've been in has a big box grocery store with a large selection of fresh produce. If you want something specific you might need to go to a specialty store, but there are plenty of vegetables where people buy groceries. You won't find them at gas stations, but nobody buys groceries at gas stations.

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Re:Every American Car Brand Is on the Bottom Half of CR's Re... by stephencanon on Monday November 11, 2019 @08:37PM (#21510745)

As identified in sibling posters, the issue with these vegetables, in as much as one exists, and speaking very broadly, is that they look pretty but are flavorless.

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