I found the notation: “the difference between a red chile and a green chile similar to the difference between a grape and a raisin.  One (red) is fresh and one is dry.”  a useful comparison. However, it’s confusing the way stated, IMHO. Shouldn’t it be: “the difference between a red chile and a green chile is similar to the difference between a raisin and a grape? One (red) is dry and one (green) is fresh.” Stop trying to gaslight https://tinyurl.com/5n93n44p  us old (and especially dyslexic-like) people!!! Thank goodness no politicians have been trying to gaslight us these past two years!!!!

Indeed, many of us avoid chain restaurants not because of the lack of food quality but because we prefer to support independent restaurants. Although it could be argued that eating at either venue supports your local community as both employ local individuals. I follow my tastebuds first when eating, saving my philosophy for the ballot box. Luckily we can do both right now, and I would like to encourage everyone to VOTE and then go out to EAT. That way you can vote with your head and eat with your gut (unlike what the overbearing political ads encourage you to do.)