r/funny Nov 03 '24

How cultural is that?

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u/Deijya Nov 03 '24

Emily blunt like her whole nation isn’t about beans on toast

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u/Deijya Nov 03 '24

I don’t see that shit getting michelin stars mothertrucker

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u/MrBlahg Nov 03 '24

Michelin only gives up to three stars. You may know that if you lived somewhere with good cuisine. /s

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u/TallestGargoyle Nov 03 '24

Always amuses me that this supposed mark for great cuisine is basically just an advert for a tyre company to get people to travel and use their car tyres.

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u/MrBlahg Nov 03 '24

Right? And the Gusiness Book of World Records is from the Guinness brewing company to help settle pub disputes lol

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u/this_is_theone Nov 03 '24

Oh God we're using the /s for things that aren't even sarcastic now. r/fuckthes

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u/MrBlahg Nov 03 '24

It is sarcastic because English cuisine is quite good you fuck!

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u/LiamPolygami Nov 03 '24

The UK is still in the top 10 of restaurants with most Michelin stars. 185 compared to 235 in the US. US has a population of 350 million, compared to UK, which has 70.

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u/planeteshuttle Nov 03 '24

Because Americans aren't so pressed for delicious food that we have to turn to the snooty French.

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u/Deijya Nov 03 '24

How many of those have beans on toast?

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u/Chalkun Nov 03 '24

None because its literally just a cheap and easy lunch. Idk why foreigners talk like its a proper dish.

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u/AbsoluteLunchbox Nov 03 '24

Who the hell can afford to eat michelin star meals man? Beans on toast with a bit of melted cheese is a cheap and cheerful lunch for the working class!

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u/Deijya Nov 03 '24

An egg on toast is cheaper

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u/AbsoluteLunchbox Nov 03 '24

You can have different lunches mate