>>..........can you just make up something
>>quick that is similar and
>>works for americans? ive heard
>>about fastfood, but fasttradition?
>
>it's not about "making something up."
>it's adapting what is already
>OURS to a new location.

Still, thou.. the tradition has had centuries to form and grow deep roots within the culture in ghana (i guess). It goes against the nature of a tradition to suddenly be introduced in one flash

(--enough devil's advocate.--)

But yes.. Perhaps it will work in america because it is a culture of much fast(insert a word here) already. And if it would work it would of course do very much good and important work (..and the devil's advocate deserves a kick in the ass for trying to critisize it)

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