That was her answer. My question will follow (just like Jeopardy, geez be patient motherfuckers, lol). First the story of my never-ending ongoing pursuit of BBQ burger bliss. Last year, albiet it late into the BBQ season I became aware of freshly ground goat being sold locally … then being curious began googling it. Interestingly found quite a few people espousing goat as being the best tasting meat for burgers, Packing away my BBQ for the season unable to experiment didn’t diminish my enthusiasm, just put it on the back burner temporarily. Fast forward to today … as luck would have it, an ethnic meat market recently opened for business in my neighbourhood … and I knew that they sold goat, saw it on their website, saw it in their flyers. I decided to drop in on my way home, to gather more info as I’m almost ready to purchase and give goat a try for the first time. They also sell lamb, which I’ve tried numerous times, which btw I ‘love love love’ …  and which I conveyed wanting to get some sort of handle, some feedback, an indication of how they’d compare. Ok, so here’s the question I asked the worker (I think she might be the owner/part owner) “in your opinion, which is better, goat or lamb?”. Oh yeah, definitely asked for her name … can you spell that please?, lol. Knew that I’d be busily blogging about the whole episode while it was still fresh in my mind … Oprah, Usha … Usha, Oprah … LOL!!

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And in postscript, let me say, in no way is her english as a second language quote a slight!! On the contrary, she obviously she meant to say “both are good” … her english never allowed it. With her big beautiful smile, I smiled and repeated it over and over telling her how much I liked her answer. Couldn’t have said it better Usha!!