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answer:The choice between McDonald's and Burger King ultimately comes down to personal preference. Both fast food chains offer a variety of menu options, and taste preferences can vary from person to person. It's a good idea to consider factors such as menu variety, price, convenience, nutritional value, and personal dietary restrictions when making a decision. You may want to consider visiting the websites or mobile apps of both McDonald's and Burger King to review their menus and see which items appeal to you the most. Additionally, you can take into account any specific dietary requirements or preferences you have, such as vegetarian or gluten-free options. It can also be helpful to read reviews or ask for recommendations from friends or family who have dined at both restaurants. They may be able to provide insights based on their personal experiences. Ultimately, the choice between McDonald's and Burger King depends on your individual taste preferences, dietary considerations, and any other factors that are important to you. It can be a fun experience to try both and see which one you enjoy more.

answer:Because people at higher income levels don’t need the services offered by Western Union. If you’re living in the better parts of a city, chances are you have enough credit so you need cash advances or to pay Western Union for a money transfer.

answer:In the Dune universe, Earth is a nearly forgotten ancestral home of humanity that has long been an unlivable wasteland. I think an interesting analogy would be people who are, let's say English, and as far back as they know their family has lived in England and they're, as far as they know, largely of Western European background. These people know that there was a time that their ancestors lived in Germany and Scandinavia, and even before that their ancestors lived in the Steppes of Russia, and even earlier ancestors lived in Africa. A modern English person knows this, but unless they study it academically they probably have very little interest about those ancient days. I think almost certainly they feel no connection to those pre-homes of their ancient ancestors. I think in Dune it's like that. The Atreides are rare in ever thinking about old Earth, and then it's pre-history of Greece in antiquity. In almost every way Caladan is their home, and prior to the previous 30 generations another planet that they ruled or lived on. What I am trying to say is intellectually people know about Earth as common knowledge, a few are interested to a degree, but at this point there is very little connection or sentiment involved. Hope my real-life example of the path of ancient European and Indo-European migration doesn't give anyone the wrong idea. I wasn't talking about the pseudo-scientific ideas of ethnicity. Just about population migration. Even then I was making broad generalizations to make a point as we know now that people's ancestors came from multiple sources and the people of every continent have a great deal in common genetically with everyone else on their continent. I just wanted the example to show one possible ancient, “homeland”, that doesn't have any significance to most people despite knowing of it.