- Mirthless
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by the sex ghost
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Not only that but most of their criticism seemed to be over the quality of the food. It was a bunch of rich kids mad that their school cafeteria isn't as good as the $100/plate place back home.
It's not as authentic as the rice bowls Toshi makes at the sushi bar in soho, what is this white nonsense?
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- Mirthless
- Mar 27, 2011
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by the sex ghost
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White people can't make good food.
They can only take a trip to some other country on their parents money, eat some cultural dish once, then incorrectly think that they can make the same stuff as well, so they come home to start a ramen shop or whatever in some rapidly gentrifying neighborhood, churn out an overpriced disgusting knockoff and ramble about the "artistry" oblivious to the fact that thier implementation is devoid of charm until either they go under or get bored with it and move on to the next thing.
This usually happens in waves of whatever the fad of the time is, so any attempt by actual people of said culture to serve the same thing is either blocked out cause there's already 80 white hipster joints catering to specific time sensitive taste of urbanites or left to scrap for the leftover business after the fad dies out.
I can see why people would be sensitive of any cultural artifacts catching the eye of white people.
itt a white person clutches pearls over fusion cuisine and food trends in middle-america (that originated in ethnic neighborhoods and restaurants in trendy coastal cities)
Mirthless has issued a correction as of 22:09 on Jan 26, 2017
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Jan 26, 2017 22:07
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- Mirthless
- Mar 27, 2011
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by the sex ghost
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Whitey Cracker in the trendiest little neighborhood in Des Moines can't cook a good samosa to save his life, appropriation! appropriation!
edit: oh wait i already made this post way earlier in ths thread
It's not as authentic as the rice bowls Toshi makes at the sushi bar in soho, what is this white nonsense?
Mirthless has issued a correction as of 22:13 on Jan 26, 2017
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Jan 26, 2017 22:08
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- Mirthless
- Mar 27, 2011
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by the sex ghost
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itt white people getting irritated about the imaginary people in their head who are getting mad at them for eating chipotle.
lol dude he's right here:
White people can't make good food.
They can only take a trip to some other country on their parents money, eat some cultural dish once, then incorrectly think that they can make the same stuff as well, so they come home to start a ramen shop or whatever in some rapidly gentrifying neighborhood, churn out an overpriced disgusting knockoff and ramble about the "artistry" oblivious to the fact that thier implementation is devoid of charm until either they go under or get bored with it and move on to the next thing.
This usually happens in waves of whatever the fad of the time is, so any attempt by actual people of said culture to serve the same thing is either blocked out cause there's already 80 white hipster joints catering to specific time sensitive taste of urbanites or left to scrap for the leftover business after the fad dies out.
I can see why people would be sensitive of any cultural artifacts catching the eye of white people.
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Jan 26, 2017 22:22
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- Mirthless
- Mar 27, 2011
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by the sex ghost
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"Hey, as a person who belongs to the dominant culture, you really should do a solid and learn some stuff about the culture that created the things you enjoy."
"OH MY GOD, CAN I NOT EAT A CHALUPA IN PEACE!??!?!"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jYHHCRm-R-U&t=265s
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