Nothing tastes as good as thin feels

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Anonymous wrote:What's with all the dipping sauces anyway? French fries are yummy anyway, so are chicken tenders. Why add sweet and sour, teriyaki, ketchup, etc to it at all? Why add gravy to fried meat? I don't get it, this is not a thing in my native country at all. Salads used to be salt, vinegar and a bit of oil, now it is sugar sauce. Why is breading on Chick Fila full of sugar? Why not just flour and breadcrumbs as before? You bite into that chicken and it is sweet. I bet you there is sugar on Mc french fries on top, before you even drench them in ketchup. Yes, just checked it, dextrose added for golden look. Why?
What happened to cutting up potatoes and frying them?

I'm sure there are things about your eating preferences and habits that others would find weird or unhealthy, too. It's all relative.

Since you have so many questions, here's one for you: If you native country is so amazing and superior to ours, WHY ARE YOU HERE?

I am sure you are fat and a Trump supporter. Go away and eat your fat food.

NP. So what is the answer to the question, though?

I am here because you don't produce smart enough people and have to import us.

But if where you're from is so wonderful and great, why ever would you leave?

To annoy Trump supporters that I am taking jobs from Americans, why else? Also, to annoy all the other people with how effortlessly skinny I am.

I didn't vote for Trump (newsflash: not everyone who challenges you when you make insulting remarks did). I voted for Hillary Clinton.

But here's what: It's horribly rude to come somewhere willingly, then complain about it. If it is so awful and terrible, again, why are you here?

I don't come to a party, then insult my hosts and complain about how much better I am than everyone is at the party.

If you don't like it here, if it is that horrible that you feel the need to insult everyone and everything, then you always have the choice to leave. If you choose to stay, stop complaining!

Oh, get a grip on it. I am insulting condiments?? Maybe the truth hurts? Plenty of cuisines have sauces, yet few countries add sugar sauce to just about everything. I am right and you know it. Coating potatoes in dextrose? Are you going to defend the food industry and pharmaceutical industry too? So, yeah, as a citizen of this country I will criticize condiments, because, you know, freedom of speech? Or is that just for natural born citizens? Are you allowed to criticize your own country for condiments? Last time I checked that was still not taken away here for us immigrants and naturalized citizens, pretty close, but not yet.

No one in here is praising fast food. You get that fries at Central are different than at McDonald’s, yes?

Clearly I get that, yet I am criticized for opening my mouth to criticize too much sugar in sauces because I should be grateful to have been allowed to this country. I am a naturalized citizen in this country but I should leave if I criticize condiments or sh*t up about it if I want to stay?

Your sweeping generalizations and rude tone are on you. Own it. You could have made your point in a mature and measured way. You chose not to.

Garbage in, garbage out.

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Anonymous wrote:What's with all the dipping sauces anyway? French fries are yummy anyway, so are chicken tenders. Why add sweet and sour, teriyaki, ketchup, etc to it at all? Why add gravy to fried meat? I don't get it, this is not a thing in my native country at all. Salads used to be salt, vinegar and a bit of oil, now it is sugar sauce. Why is breading on Chick Fila full of sugar? Why not just flour and breadcrumbs as before? You bite into that chicken and it is sweet. I bet you there is sugar on Mc french fries on top, before you even drench them in ketchup. Yes, just checked it, dextrose added for golden look. Why?
What happened to cutting up potatoes and frying them?

I'm sure there are things about your eating preferences and habits that others would find weird or unhealthy, too. It's all relative.

Since you have so many questions, here's one for you: If you native country is so amazing and superior to ours, WHY ARE YOU HERE?

I am sure you are fat and a Trump supporter. Go away and eat your fat food.

NP. So what is the answer to the question, though?

I am here because you don't produce smart enough people and have to import us.

But if where you're from is so wonderful and great, why ever would you leave?

To annoy Trump supporters that I am taking jobs from Americans, why else? Also, to annoy all the other people with how effortlessly skinny I am.

I didn't vote for Trump (newsflash: not everyone who challenges you when you make insulting remarks did). I voted for Hillary Clinton.

But here's what: It's horribly rude to come somewhere willingly, then complain about it. If it is so awful and terrible, again, why are you here?

I don't come to a party, then insult my hosts and complain about how much better I am than everyone is at the party.

If you don't like it here, if it is that horrible that you feel the need to insult everyone and everything, then you always have the choice to leave. If you choose to stay, stop complaining!

Oh, get a grip on it. I am insulting condiments?? Maybe the truth hurts? Plenty of cuisines have sauces, yet few countries add sugar sauce to just about everything. I am right and you know it. Coating potatoes in dextrose? Are you going to defend the food industry and pharmaceutical industry too? So, yeah, as a citizen of this country I will criticize condiments, because, you know, freedom of speech? Or is that just for natural born citizens? Are you allowed to criticize your own country for condiments? Last time I checked that was still not taken away here for us immigrants and naturalized citizens, pretty close, but not yet.

No one in here is praising fast food. You get that fries at Central are different than at McDonald’s, yes?

Clearly I get that, yet I am criticized for opening my mouth to criticize too much sugar in sauces because I should be grateful to have been allowed to this country. I am a naturalized citizen in this country but I should leave if I criticize condiments or sh*t up about it if I want to stay?

Your sweeping generalizations and rude tone are on you. Own it. You could have made your point in a mature and measured way. You chose not to.

Garbage in, garbage out.

Trump must be having another rally for you to focus and go to? You sure know about garbage.

[jsteele]

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