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World Cup, Buc-ee’s, Taco Bell, BBQ and European Regulation

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By Fabio Fernandes
| Consumer Choice Center Cast
World Cup fans aren’t discovering that Americans are excessive or gluttonous, as they were told. They’re discovering what an economy looks like when it’s allowed to optimize for the consumer. The World Cup kicked off this week, and over the next month, fans from around the world will crisscross the United States following their teams. They came for the football, but judging by what’s going viral online, they care just as much about America itself.
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Why World Cup fans are so surprised by American culture | Opinion

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By Fabio Fernandes
| The Leaf-Chronicle Verified
The World Cup kicked off this week, and over the next month, fans from around the world will crisscross the United States following their teams. They came for the football, but judging by what's going viral online, they care just as much about America itself.
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Tennessee Shouldn’t Follow Europe’s Playbook on Data Centers

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By Fabio Fernandes
| Consumer Choice Center Cast
A moratorium on data centers sounds like consumer protection. It isn’t. It’s a shortcut that trades real accountability for political convenience — and Tennesseans will pay the price. Every time you check your bank balance, stream a show, refill a prescription online, or ask your phone for directions, you’re drawing on a data center. You probably don’t think about it. You shouldn’t have to. But some Tennessee politicians are thinking about it — and their answer might cost you more than you expect.
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