i’d love to recommend something arabic back but the Arabic food that ive eaten that’s really good is just things you’ve probably had in the states n
youve had baklava right
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no
someone on the fol discord dm’d her a month or two ago now and i dunno if they heard back
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Why did you go to R*mania
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i’m allergic to half the stuff in it and its still good
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Baklava good.
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I forgot honestly
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Next time: your wallet, next time your clothes, next time your pack of ciggies
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The last time i argued with someone on reddit was about 5 years ago. I entered a brief argument / discussion now
The subject was a meme that you never see commercials for chinese food
Commenter A:
Most Chinese restaurants are single locations, not chains. (Panda Express being the exception.) TV commercials are generally too expensive to make financial sense for single location restaurants.
Not sure if it’s true, but the explanation you’d often hear for why Chinese restaurants are usually single locations is that they were often owned by an immigrant Asian family, and the kids were free labor. So chain restaurants that had to pay all their employees couldn’t compete.
Me:
A chain restaurant that has the money for expensive ads cant compete with a poorer local chinese restaurant that doesnt have the money for expensive ads? …what?
Commenter B:
Read it again. That explanation has nothing to do with the discussion for advertisements, but why many Chinese restaurants are local, family owned businesses.
Me:
And what does that have to do with the claim that “chain restaurants couldnt compete”? Couldn’t compete in what area?
Commenter C:
Chains gotta pay people. Small local (sometimes/usually) have the free labor of the immediate family, or at least significantly cheaper labor. Chains will just have higher costs overall including advertising.
That’s where you get the meme of young Asian kids doing homework while in the back or taking orders.
Im not responding further. These people are incoherent. What are they even trying to say. McDonalds and Burger King “cant compete” with local chinese restuarants? They have higher cost of advertising? Do they even read what theyre typing?
please don’t interact with fools
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smug comment in 3 2 1
don’t make the mistake im making right now
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What do they know of micro-macroeconomics they act like they have a PhD in being a smartie when in reality it’s in being wrinkly brained 
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silviu i asked you what you thought of a game and then you spent the next twenty minutes trying to badger me with different “devil’s advocate” jokes
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Aren’t you making a joke right now with badgering the witness
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you only know what that means because you read me saying it
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What do you mean by that
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asked and answered
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Smack to the face and answered
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this is bugging me
asking for elaboration is fine, i think, but doing it one more time would be a problem
i just wanted to say it quickly so silviu’s loop didn’t deviate too far
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Hm, a lot of specifically Chinese restaurants tend to try to be “fungible”, right? Not all of them, but more than
Try not doing that
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Dear Dana Wyatt,
Regards,
May
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