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chicken is okay yeah
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hmmm
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hmmm
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interestingly this is getting famous in india as well lasagna yeah
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isn't there usually ummm but like with dairy that's okay there the dairy and the cheese aspect of it
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they should be okay yeah and i think vegetarian is okay
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well i hear that some cheeses aren't vegetarian because they use like ummm some part of like the insides of some animals to make the cheese
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ummm
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yeah probably roast not really available there but the vegetarian yeah
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well that's like jello it's not vegetarian
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hmmm yeah
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but it's very good pesto but it's good
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yeah
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that's the one that people are like really yeah
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and you could also make like agar jelly into jello it won't it won't be totally the same but it's
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terrisa
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miller
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probably i mean i just met the generic store bought kinda
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one that most people grew up with in the united states
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i had a roommate who was vegan and she always pulled out the like oh did you know oreos are vegan and people would be like what
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yeah
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they're vegan they're just over processed what
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yeah
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oh yeah
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but it's like
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enough preservatives last
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well they say like you know the cream part you think it's like a milk
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product of some sort
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yeah
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where where are you guys originally from like you know with the united states are you
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yeah that makes senseern california
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yeah
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uhhh i'm from colorado at least no growing up in colorado
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yeah yeah i'm originally from india but uhhh the longest i've stayed in the united states is texas as well yeah i went to school there in houston and then i was working in san anton for a bit
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so by school are you talking university level or
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yeah university level yeah
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like you okay
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hmmm yeah yope that's true
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so i'm curious what was the uhhh biggest difference that you noticed i mean there's obviously a lot of differences but personally what did you notice as the biggest difference moving from the culture in india to texas
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i would say we had quite a bit of cultural shocks to get started with probably education wise i guess this is much more systematic uhhh much more hands on the course work is what i found uhhh india is like more theory fish at least the bachelor level
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and then texas was like a bit of a different place because they you know it's so big and so maybe the land aspect like you know was kind of overwhelming because it like took three hours to get anywhere and we wouldn't have cars because they had just come in like so that made life a bit ricky houston has hard yeah very hard uhhh
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this is in general
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yeah and the place that i came from in india is like very well connected uhhh at least public transportation wise so yeah that was uhhh that was a big difference apart from that obviously family that was like
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population density probably also huh
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you mean going from somewhere like india where i think it would be uhhh the space for a table here would be like double the people
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people easily easily
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thanks
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i think it's funny that uhhh three of us recently spent time in texas cause last year i moved here from texas and particularly houston so ummm
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yeah population density is definitely different and houston is one of the bigger cities higher population but the second loop around the city is actually contains more area than the entire state of connecticut
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you're talking about belt by heat
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yes and now they're building the new grand parkway that is even farther out
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yeah yeah houston is kind of nice humid but widespread and then you know like a lot of good food yeah
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just to crify you said nice and humid in the same sentence
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you know depending or not what part of india you're coming
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still be from all the refineries around there
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depending or not what part of india you're coming from humidity may not be that big of a deal
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parts of india that are like very dry or or are you saying the humidity is not as bad
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uhhh there are some parts of india which are dry mostly around like the mountain parts which are more landlocked uhhh but i come from like a coastal place as well so humidity was not a problem to me dealing with that but i can see like because when i used to kind of go to dallas to visit my uncle and then head back to houston for a day or two i used to feel like okay this is different
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hmmm
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yeah
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austin is nice austin is probably like california without the coast
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yeah
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yeah it's true
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positioning here was like not a
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yeah yeah extremely liberal so yeah
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yeah
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yeah
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i i had assumed though that like that if i left texas everything would be smaller and closely packed together so i was really surprised like how long it took to get to places cause i assumed it to be super fast and i also had assumed that like oh california is like super liberal they might have like a better public transit system it's better than austin but it's not as
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you mean like you mean like the distance from places in california like the expectation of thinking i could just jump into a car and drive to southern california then not realize it's eight hours
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like for example south bay to san francisco i thought that would be like twenty minutes i didn't also see like it was like it's roughly like thirty five forty miles i didn't realize it would be roughly an hour away
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if it's an hour with traffic you're doing good traffic
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yeah i guess california is a big state too so i think it's like pretty comparable to texas like not as big as that but probably if we go to like connectica or on a big list like that maybe it's much more connected would get
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yeah but in general in texas with that big land you can actually see the speedometer go past twenty miles an hour i mean here during rush hour i can get out and walk and beat and beat the next car home so
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yeah
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population density
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ubers and then it's like you're walking past the uber
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hmmm
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yeah
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interestingly i r read about austin airport that they so ubers are not allowed to come at the arrival so they go to the departure and uhhh the tuninal and then arrivals like go now to the departures like so people kind of people arriving actually end up coming out from depart the departing tuninal and then you know
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a lot of a lot of laws because of the taxi unions like they can't go to airports it was that way for a long time there's only like two airports they went to like i remember flying to la you call a car and the guy's like okay i'm turning my sign off and you're like say what they call you like oh yeah yeah okay and you're like oh that's right
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you don't have any vacation plans this summer
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oh yeah you go to men on the july fourth weekend yeah uhhh just above point reys w you know where point reys is like
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north of san francisco
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san francisco yeah
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so the answer is no i didn't i didn't either
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yeah it's a nice place i've been there once before should be good yeah i was just roam around the place and there is a rain yeah yeah yeah
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welcome to california welcome to othern california in the summer have fog
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do the other fogs have names like san francisco fog over the bridge is like
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karl the fog suppose started because a guy at twitter created the account and it's actually supposed to be a reference
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the tim burton film where the giant was karl and he just wanted a friend and supposed real big fish i think or big fish is a reference to that movie ummm why it got named otherwise i don't know i think it's the only one i've ever heard of being named
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i just
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figured like famous ummm i guess weather phenomenons were being named you know how like hurricanes have names
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it started with someone creating a twitter account which they thought was an internal employee otherwise i mean but you go to san francisco in the summer and it's like fifty degrees and completely fogg and then you go to marn and you're like and it's eighty five welcome to california have a micro climate
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well that doesn't just happen in california i think it happens anywhere you've got uhhh nearby mountains
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this area yeah true i mean this area is pretty extreme like you see people lining up to go to santa cruz on the freeway and it's just you're driving into fog to go for the summer i mean you don't realize it's like ninety five out here in the summer and then you're like sixty five in santa cruz
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so i grew up in southern colorado and i just remember ummm being out in shorts and driving uhhh thirty five miles to colorado springs and them having a foot of snow
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elevation change though
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so there is some elevation change but uhhh mainly due to how how the mountains are it creates a pressure bowl so most of the storms in color springs didn't actually make it south so you literally if you ever go look you'll see that there is a bole that frequently doesn't get snow it's a highlands desert and all around it you'll have feet of snow
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now every once in a while you'll actually get a reverse moisture condition then you get a huge amount of snow there and not in the other areas but that's maybe every five or six years i'm guessing i never actually ploted the time that's rare
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how long were you in colorad
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