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FabSearch - A website for the out-of-the-know

You don't have to read these.Do you ever read a review of some random restaurant in a national publication and think "gosh, if I ever go to Boise, I should totally eat there?" Some people I know even keep files for this kind of thing with newspaper and magazine clippings, and my friend Josh keeps a spreadsheet.

I'm lazy. What do I do? I go to FabSearch.com.

Then, I click on the random city I'm headed to for the wedding, or the story, or the Eiffel Tower (big cities like Paris are on there, too), and recent articles about hot places to stay and places to eat from local and national publications pop up! It's like having a friend in that city who lays around and reads magazines for you.

You can totally wow your friends with this wealth of knowledge. You could be all "Oh, I read about it in the Financial Times," and if they tried to call your bluff and checked the Financial Times, you'd be right, even though you're too lazy busy to read it.

Check out the site - I looked up my hometown of Minneapolis and the recommendations were all pretty good!

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