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That's fascinating, people half way across the world eating our food, watching our movies, listening to Nicki Minaj.
Go to Google Maps - zoom way out so you can see the whole world - type "McDonalds" in the search bar - look at all those red dots. and some will use the excuse "oh no its for the tourists" *takes bite of big mac and takes a swig of coke while communicating with you with their HP computer or Macbook.
That's fascinating, people half way across the world eating our food, watching our movies, listening to Nicki Minaj.
Go to Google Maps - zoom way out so you can see the whole world - type "McDonalds" in the search bar - look at all those red dots. and some will use the excuse "oh no its for the tourists" *takes bite of big mac and takes a swig of coke while communicating with you with their HP computer or Macbook.
Dude, it gets super annoying when you pretend like you or the general American public single handedly created McDonalds and Windows 98, or produced the music of Nicki Minaj. No. A handful of people completely unrelated to you in an enormous land area with an enormous population did.
But I've always really found Cajun/Creole food fascinating. I've never really tried much, but I'm dying to make a trip to Louisiana, and specifically New Orleans for it.
Dude, it gets super annoying when you pretend like you or the general American public single handedly created McDonalds and Windows 98, or produced the music of Nicki Minaj. No. A handful of people completely unrelated to you in an enormous land area with an enormous population did.
But I've always really found Cajun/Creole food fascinating. I've never really tried much, but I'm dying to make a trip to Louisiana, and specifically New Orleans for it.
Though probably a joke, there's is a lot of truth in it. I'm listenting to what I think is a Polish music channel right now (4 or 4MUSIC) and I've heard this song at least twice already. Regardless of how you feel about the quality, USA pop music is global pop music. One thing that will always live in m y memory was riding with this old Norwegian dude and a Rhianna song comes on the radio and he says "I ****ing love Rhianna". Words you typically would not heat uttered by his white male counter parts in the USA.
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