No, I don’t want to eat another arepas or tamale, I am too full. It won’t taste good. I won’t enjoy it, I can’t stand any more. But I will eat it, because I know the memory of it will be superb.
by Tyler Cowen on January 15, 2007 at 11:45 am in Food and Drink | Permalink
No, I don’t want to eat another arepas or tamale, I am too full. It won’t taste good. I won’t enjoy it, I can’t stand any more. But I will eat it, because I know the memory of it will be superb.
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Is it for the memory, or for the ability to (truthfully) tell the story to others as such: “The food was so good that I was totally full, stuffed to the gills, hardly able to taste anything…and this tamale just demanded that I comply with its eating demands. What an amazing meal…”
We also need more Italians.
And more Peruvians.
Does this mean food (via memory) is a durable good?
I eat food for enjoyment just like everyone else, nut i am not an elephant. if food helps memory then goats, pigs, cows, should never forget. No wonder why they say a elephant never forgets.
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