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Good question, and people who know Barcelona better might chime in to correct me, but if it was a restaurant on La Rambla it’s probably a high chance that there where mostly tourists there.


You can see 2 seconds into the video that the people getting sprayed with water are eating at a Taco Bell. Geoguessing, I think it's this Taco Bell: https://maps.app.goo.gl/GqhrRobgQx6XUATo9


To each their own, but IMHO it’s kind of sad that people make the trouble of going to another country and then end up dining at Taco Bell.


Agreed, and it is a microcosm of the discussion in this thread (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40908142) about who benefits from tourism spending.

Perhaps if people were spending €8 at Abuela Rosa's Tortas instead of €6 at Taco Bell, a Yum! Brands experience brought to you by TriBrands Global the locals would be more welcoming.


What if they don't have Taco Bell where they are from? Do you have to eat out at bespoke mom and pop restaurants for every single meal just because you're a tourist? Sometimes you might just want to grab something fast on the way because you don't want to spend your entire vacation sitting in restaurants.




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