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nothing wrong with appreciated some old-fashioned things.

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I've always thought so myself. Anything you appreciate in particular?

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the manners can be nice. things to have been made better back then.

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Do you mean better quality? I guess it depends. Clothes were more durable, sure, but I don't think I'd pass it up for how much food has improved.

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yeah, quality. clothes, furniture. other antique/hand-me-down/heirloom items.
what's your favorite food from now?

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I never gave it much thought but you're right. Just about everything I owned is an antique now but you wouldn't know it at a glance.

[ The fact that it's all in a museum now might be a giveaway, though. ]

That's a surprisingly hard question, actually. The majority of what I eat now didn't even exist when I was growing up. Not in Brooklyn, anyway. I didn't lay eyes on a burrito or a sushi roll until I was in my 30s.

What about you? Do you have a favorite restaurant here? I haven't had a chance to explore yet.

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family heirlooms or is there a different explanation? i'm leaning toward the latter, given that you said "owned" and not just "own."

wow. i mean, i didn't see much variety until i got the hell out of my little town, but burritos were a given and sushi was around. it was shitty, but it was still around.

i haven't had much chance myself. but i have located tacos and they are delicious.

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I was born in 1918 but when I left for Eudio it was 2016. How I ended up in the 21st century is kind of a long story.

You know, it never occurred to me to ask what kind of food there'd be here. I'm glad none of us have to give up tacos, though.

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this long story wouldn't involve a witch, a spell, and spending a long amount of time at the bottom of a well? because i've heard that story.

yeah, i'm kinda interested in seeing what they've got here. and the day i give up tacos is the day they can pry them from my cold, dead hands.

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More like a scientist, an experiment, and a long time at the bottom of the ocean. Not much of a fairytale.

I'm just relieved not all of Eudio's cuisine is cheese based. Not that I don't like cheese, but I guess the 21st century spoiled me with variety.

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i don't know. sounds like the makings of a modern fairytale. or a modern interpretation of a fairytale.

god, right? i'm pretty sure people would rebel if everything was cheese-based. especially the lactose intolerant.

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Could be. I don't think those ever hold up against the classics, though.

Give me a few weeks on a cheese-only diet and I might be leading that rebellion.

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oh sure. nothing beats birds pecking someone's eyes out. or "dancing" in red hot iron shoes.

a few weeks? you're way more tolerant than i would be.