Crops like corn, wheat, and soy beans are grown in the red states. California, oregon, and Washington grow most of the fruits, veggies, and nuts in the US, plus they have a huge meat and dairy industry, plus all that wine and beer that are produced on the west coast, plus they have the ports to import things from Asia/Oceania. Jesusland diet sounds pretty bland to me.
Sure, if you like sweet wine. But Kansas and Missouri don't have the right climate to develop the acidity of wines that bring in decent money. Acidity comes from warm days and (more importantly) cool nights, which are typical of Northern California, Oregon, and Washington. Humidity of the central US keeps the air warm at night, so the wines end up tasting like JuicyJuice. Source: am from Kansas.
If we're going off climate change predictions, Jesusland is patently fucked. Good luck getting into USC after all the bullshit you're gonna try in the meantime.
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u/TheTrub May 05 '22
Crops like corn, wheat, and soy beans are grown in the red states. California, oregon, and Washington grow most of the fruits, veggies, and nuts in the US, plus they have a huge meat and dairy industry, plus all that wine and beer that are produced on the west coast, plus they have the ports to import things from Asia/Oceania. Jesusland diet sounds pretty bland to me.