It is a pretty established American tradition.
Take a look at 50s car advertisements.
"You've made it in life - you deserve the biggest car you can get!"
Not to divert this thread into one about diners, but St. Louis also has the fabulous Eat-Rite Diner, situated downtown on what used to be Route 66 and serving blue collar workers on every shift since ~1940.
It is an art and a skill to be able to mix vodka, gin, tequila, and rum in the right proportions so that the tastes blend smoothly. You not only have to consider those spirits in general terms, but be familiar with the particular brand of each, knowing where each has to be balanced in...
A lot that I agree with, of course, but there are some things that seem debatable.
Road Trips
I've driven from Virginia to California, Missouri to Oregon, and round-trip California to Missouri twice. Unless you have a LOT of time for side routes, most of the country is extremely boring.
Lunch as...
This, and I also spend a lot of my time working in places where cell phones don't.
Wristwatches will not go away as long as people need to know the time in remote locations.
A cell phone is a cheap plastic gadget that fills a function.
A watch is a classy piece of jewelry that also fills a function.
I know what the masses will choose and I know what I prefer.
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