Nearby, there's a "NON STOP" KFC and a "NON STOP" McDonald's. Across the street, there's a "NON STOP" bar, Cobra. Czechs drink more beer and hard liquor than anybody else in the European Union, and recreational pot is legal here.
What does NON STOP mean in this context? What sort of image/dream are they trying to sell? I can't imagine a more dreadful cultural experience than a non-stop Micky D's. Sounds positively surreal.
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I read somewhere that pilsner beer was invented by Bavarians to quell Czech peasant revolts against the Hapsburgs.
What does NON STOP mean in this context? What sort of image/dream are they trying to sell?
I can't imagine a more dreadful cultural experience than a non-stop Micky D's. Sounds positively surreal.
Hi salish,
KFC was packed at 4:30 in the morning. Micky D's was pretty empty. Not enough fried grease to soak up that alcohol.
Sauntering down the sidewalk with a 12-piece bucket of fried chicken, two young women were practically singing.
Linh
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