I'm hoping to see some Blood Orange and Calves Brains in some dishes, but I'm sure the (secret) participating restaurants will come up with plenty of creative, diner-friendly, zombie-themed plates!
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If and when the zombie apocalypse does occur, what city will it be in?
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Atlanta. Not only because The Walking Dead focuses on it but because Atlanta took on the first Ebola Cases and they are in the Top 6 of most funded CDC States- they receive over $200 Million/year in funding.
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ReplyDeleteNew York.. The crowding.. a large homeless/transient population that could hinder the recognition of the outbreak and allow a stronger foothold before any real action could be taken. An immense population that is in a relatively small geographic region. A large influx of people from other areas/regions/countries, so lots of possible sources of patient zeros and chances to spread the disease elsewhere. New York State is in the top 3 in terms of CDC monies received. Lots of industrial, medical and research facilities, etc (whether private,public educational, or government run/owned/operated) located in or near the city, so there are lots of opportunities for science gone wrong scenarios. A high terrorist target rating which could make it a likely place for the intentional release of a viral agent.
ReplyDeleteFascinating reasoning! I'm going to NYC next month...let's hope this isn't the case! Thanks for entering!
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