L.O.T.P. #517

Bham · October 28, 2015

Tintmaster08 · October 28, 2015

Haven't had that in years!
I've been having it a lot lately, it's hard to find Grits around here.

Must be a southern thing. I should get your address and ship you some.

Lol, has to be. They sell them in the groceries, just not found at restaurants during breakfast. The cracker barrel sells them, just have to fight the crowed to get in

Ocala · October 28, 2015

I can't think of a diner around here that doesn't serve them for breakfast.

Bham · October 28, 2015

Florida is so weird about what you can get and where. Since half the state was founded by Northerners, it's a strange mix. Go to far south, like below Tampa, and it becomes harder and harder to find stuff like grits and sweet tea, because you start getting more northern business owners. :krazy

Ocala · October 28, 2015

Florida is so weird about what you can get and where. Since half the state was founded by Northerners, it's a strange mix. Go to far south, like below Tampa, and it becomes harder and harder to find stuff like grits and sweet tea, because you start getting more northern business owners.

Yeah, and keep going further south towards Miami and you have to learn a whole different language just to shop at a grocery store.

Tintmaster08 · October 28, 2015

I'm from MS so grits were apart of my life for 18 years, I have withdrawals every now and then, lol

jh812 · October 28, 2015

When we were in LA my wife went to get a bowl of grits or so she thought. Took a bite of it and it was oatmeal. Gave was priceless.

Tintmaster08 · October 28, 2015

Lol, when I lived out in the Midwest most people thought Cream of Wheat was the same thing as grits. Totally not, huge difference in the taste

Bham · October 28, 2015

Florida is so weird about what you can get and where. Since half the state was founded by Northerners, it's a strange mix. Go to far south, like below Tampa, and it becomes harder and harder to find stuff like grits and sweet tea, because you start getting more northern business owners.

Yeah, and keep going further south towards Miami and you have to learn a whole different language just to shop at a grocery store.

Even just the gas station. :mad Glad the pumps are attendant less or you couldn't even get that without a second or third language