Food on La Meseta beyond abysmal

AnneO · 2024-10-04T03:23:09+0200

TravellingMan22 said:
Probably worth saying that the phrase ‘third world’ sounds a bit insulting to many of us in Europe (even though it may well be used in USA, though I didn’t think it was any more-my colleague got reprimanded for using it 20 years ago in London). I, and many others, tend to say developed or developing. Sorry just thought I would point it out, but use what you want I guess.

Thank you, good point.

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