Any ideas what this one is about? Or do you think they literally just really like rice?
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This one's easy. Some people refer to Japanese vehicles as "rice burners." I have a new Honda Civic, parts of which are made in the U. S., Japan and Canada, so that tag really no longer fits. Not that it was ever appropriate. I first had it directed to me about 20 years ago when driving a Mazada 929.
Thanks! I never thought of that!