Daily conversation: What is the worst possible answer?

[NE2]

^^ Hamburger = resident of Hamburg in German.

Americans when they talk about Germans: ok, imagine a Hamburger

[kphoger]

I'm actually not familiar enough with the history of the term 'hamburger roundabout' to say for certain that it originated in the US.  For all I know, it came over here from England or wherever.

^^ Hamburger = resident of Hamburg in German.

I already know that.  But how in the world does it help me understand the origin of the term 'hamburger roundabout'?

[Big John]

I'm actually not familiar enough with the history of the term 'hamburger roundabout' to say for certain that it originated in the US.  For all I know, it came over here from England or wherever.

^^ Hamburger = resident of Hamburg in German.

I already know that.  But how in the world does it help me understand the origin of the term 'hamburger roundabout'?

If it was German in origin.