Pearls of witticism from 'Bo the Blogger: Kushibo's Korea blog... Kushibo-e Kibun...
Now with Less kimchi, more nunchi. Random thoughts and commentary (and indiscernibly opaque humor) about selected social, political, economic, and health-related issues of the day affecting "foreans," Koreans, Korea and East Asia, along with the US, especially Hawaii, Orange County and the rest of California, plus anything else that is deemed worthy of discussion. Forza Corea!
Yup. Before the big fire there this isolated Mickey D's in the middle of the desert was supposedly the second largest McDonsld's in the world.
It was THE stop for Southern Californians needing to load up and/or dump on the way to/from Las Vegas. It's still pretty crowded but there's a lot more competition there in Barstow (near the midpoint of the journey) as well as in Victorville and Baker, which is truly the middle of nowhere.
Yup. Before the big fire there this isolated Mickey D's in the middle of the desert was supposedly the second largest McDonald's in the world. It was near Barstow Station so they snagged some dining cars and made a theme of sorts.
It was THE stop for Southern Californians needing to load up and/or dump on the way to/from Las Vegas. It's still pretty crowded but there's a lot more competition there in Barstow (near the midpoint of the journey) as well as in Victorville and Baker, which is truly the middle of nowhere.
Is this the mcd on the way to vegas?
ReplyDeleteYup. Before the big fire there this isolated Mickey D's in the middle of the desert was supposedly the second largest McDonsld's in the world.
ReplyDeleteIt was THE stop for Southern Californians needing to load up and/or dump on the way to/from Las Vegas. It's still pretty crowded but there's a lot more competition there in Barstow (near the midpoint of the journey) as well as in Victorville and Baker, which is truly the middle of nowhere.
Yup. Before the big fire there this isolated Mickey D's in the middle of the desert was supposedly the second largest McDonald's in the world. It was near Barstow Station so they snagged some dining cars and made a theme of sorts.
ReplyDeleteIt was THE stop for Southern Californians needing to load up and/or dump on the way to/from Las Vegas. It's still pretty crowded but there's a lot more competition there in Barstow (near the midpoint of the journey) as well as in Victorville and Baker, which is truly the middle of nowhere.