The paper also boldly refuses to examine the factual claims it attributes to the restaurant's owners. One would think that, of all publications, the Mountain View Voice would look in its archives to see whether the restaurant actually has won eight Best Of contests in a row. (It hasn't). On the other hand, a very quick check of the Voice website also confirms that Las Costena did in fact set the record for world's largest burrito. But who has five minutes to look these things up?
Saturday, July 19, 2008
Now you guys are just baiting me
The days appear numbered for La Costena, a fixture in the Latino community for decades. Naturally, the Voice article quotes only a customer with a Jewish last name.
The paper also boldly refuses to examine the factual claims it attributes to the restaurant's owners. One would think that, of all publications, the Mountain View Voice would look in its archives to see whether the restaurant actually has won eight Best Of contests in a row. (It hasn't). On the other hand, a very quick check of the Voice website also confirms that Las Costena did in fact set the record for world's largest burrito. But who has five minutes to look these things up?
The paper also boldly refuses to examine the factual claims it attributes to the restaurant's owners. One would think that, of all publications, the Mountain View Voice would look in its archives to see whether the restaurant actually has won eight Best Of contests in a row. (It hasn't). On the other hand, a very quick check of the Voice website also confirms that Las Costena did in fact set the record for world's largest burrito. But who has five minutes to look these things up?
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NOE, how do you like law school at UCLA? i am thinking about applying.
someone please comment on the lastest cover story in the town crier, it is offensive
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