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🍹Early to RISA 🧉@sh.itjust.worksM to Greentext@sh.itjust.works · 2 years ago

Anon visits the Philippines

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Anon visits the Philippines

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🍹Early to RISA 🧉@sh.itjust.worksM to Greentext@sh.itjust.works · 2 years ago
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  • Matty_r@programming.dev
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    I’m an Aussie, and had landed in America for a holiday. Was really hungry and figured I’d just get a Quarter Pounder meal from Maccas at the airport. Order a Large meal because that’s what I’d normally get at home. They bring out like a litre of coke, a gigantic box of fries, and the burger. It was absolutely atrocious.

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      Many many years ago. I did some work in Texas. We go into this sit down place. Now, having been caught by the huge portions a previous evening I’m cautious. I just order a chicken burger. The waitress is all like “Oh are you sure, just the chicken burger on its own?” I’m thinking, oh well maybe things are normal size at this place. I order some fries to go with it.

      Some time later the chicken burger arrives completely filling the full size plate it came on, and the fries came on an entirely separate plate.

      I’m not a small guy, but I could not eat all that.

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        It’s funny, because usually when the fries aren’t included at a sit-down place it’s because the restaurant is trying to squeeze a couple extra dollars out of you (maybe the sandwich is $2 cheaper than you’d expect but then you pay $5 for the fries because of course you want fries!). That stinginess mentality seems to go hand in hand with a smaller than average sandwich. But maybe my fat American ass can’t scale portion sizes.

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          No, this is the thing. Compared to UK prices it was ridiculously cheap. In fact even when you add the higher expected tip it was cheap. And it was actually very nice. Just, so much food!

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        I once got a burger at South of the Border or smth like that in New Jersey. It was fucking huge and everybody including the waitress commented on how I ate with a fork and knife because it was just impossible to eat otherwise. And I ended up only eating half of it, because I was absolutely full. Insane portion sizes.

        • rumba@lemmy.zip
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          smth like that in New Jersey.

          Jersey knows how to sandwich. Cannot f with Hoagies.

          We went into a Jersey Mike’s chain there. Have the same chain at home (not New Jersey)

          I ordered a whole sub, they just piled the meat on. More and more. The sub cost $26. It was amazing though.

          I went to a location in my home state, it was the same sub but like normal portions of meat. “Wait, I just had one of these in Jersey and it was like massive, what do I have to do to get one like that?” “Ohh you want double meat?” “double, triple, whatever they do up there, that was amazing”

    • Ricky Rigatoni@lemm.ee
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      What is atrocious here is your ungratefulness for the generosity of the American food industry.

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        Yeah I’m reading this Aussie orders a large meal, received a large meal, and was ungrateful. When you’re in America, you accept your diabetes and say “thank you may I have another?”

        • thatsTheCatch@lemmy.nz
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          I think the key is that a large in Australia and a large in America can be vastly different.

          Comparison of American vs Australian drink sizes. The American servings are approximately twice as large as the Australian servings for small, medium, and large drinks

          • el_abuelo@programming.dev
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            Wait…the smallest size in US is larger than the largest size in Oz? That aligns perfectly with my world view for once.

          • TimewornTraveler@lemm.ee
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            this img is 1000% outdated, the sizes are not that big anymore

            • (trash)can@sh.itjust.works@lemmy.world
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          • jballs@sh.itjust.works
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            Honestly it all depends on where you’re at when your ordering. For example, that “Large” shown there is what you get at a movie theater when ordering a Small.

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            Yeah but he has reasonable healthcare so I, as an American, still don’t see what the problem is.

          • ArbitraryValue@sh.itjust.works
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            Crocodile Dundee

            thirst quenched by 650 ml

            Pathetic. I will never respect an Australian again.

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          Don’t Australians all hate America for having figured out how to make actually good beer?

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            Nah australians are too busy with other things to be hating. Surfing, smoking pot, hanging out with sasquaches, partying at the indigenous peoples sacred islands, and shooting the local wildlife. At least, thats what I learned from watching The Big Lez Show.

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              So it’s just southern California?

          • boonhet@lemm.ee
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            I thought it was young Albert Einstein who figured out how to make actually good beer by splitting the beer atom and therefore introducing bubbles in an otherwise flat beer?

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              That was a fun film

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              I like this version of history

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                It was a pretty entertaining movie despite the IMDb rating IMO

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            Australia adopted American innovations in good beer. What we complain about is that your mainstream beers are weak and boring, where ours are strong and boring

            What I didn’t like is in some states (such as New York) when I was last there don’t require beer to carry alcohol content information, so buying good beer I had to trust that the beer was going to be about the right strength for the style

            One thing I liked about Amtrak is they sold good local beers on board, though I only experienced Amtrak in the north east (having been told that that was the best way to arrive in New York City)

          • Wanderer@lemm.ee
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            You both make shit beer. It takes like watery piss.

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              Ah, so you’re Belgian? That’s the only country allowed to throw shade like that

              Wow, one Belgium-hater in the crowds.

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      So you knew all the stories of American food portions and you still chose to order a meal that even we call “large”?

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        Not everything you read and hear is true, either way - I was not prepared for that much of a difference. This was like 10 years ago mind you, so the difference is either far less or much worse.

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      McD isn’t even the worst offender either.

      This is an accurate representation of US fast food chains

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        I always find it interesting that people outside the US think this is a complete joke when really it’s just… only slightly exaggerated.

        Many gas stations have 64oz cups by default. I haven’t seen it in awhile, but the 128oz soda was real and used to be widely available.

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            I am a ‘big’ man and I would say that where things peaked in American culture as far as ridiculous sizes go was when a Starbucks-like chain operating in Florida was offering a 42-ounce version of a frappucino-type drink that Starbucks only provided a 24-ounce version of, this was shortly before Super Size Me came out which started to change the culture on those things.

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            I realize most of these are from gas stations, but most fast food sodas are like a third to a half way filled with ice lol.

      • Revan343@lemmy.ca
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        I didn’t click the link, but I’m going to go ahead and assume that’s Super Troopers, with Farva trying to order a litre of cola

        • pearsaltchocolatebar@discuss.online
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          Nope, it’s the Parks and Rec child size soda

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            Ha. Nice.

            I should rewatch that

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    > Be me

    > American college kid by himself in Italy for a week

    > Staying at hotel with Italian hottie at the front desk

    > Hell yeah, love this country

    > Eating all the pizza cause that’s Italian food, right?

    > The pizzas are so goddamn thin

    > Like eating a sheet of paper

    > Eat an entire pizza and still hungry

    > This goes on for like three days

    > Tired of being hungry

    > New pizza place, order three entire pizzas

    > “They’ll just think I’m picking up for my friends”

    > Get my pizzas, hell yes

    > Walk back to hotel

    > Walk past the front desk carrying three pizzas

    > Front desk hottie knows I’m there alone

    > Cover blown

    > Go up to my room and eat all three pizzas in shame

    > Finally fucking full

    Worth it.

    • 🔍🦘🛎@lemmy.world
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      “I have extra if you want some”

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        And like share the pizza? Ew.

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    Anon is a complete fucking idiot for not simply walking into a random Filipino’s house and politely asking for some homemade Filipino food. Idiot anon goes to the McD’s of the Philippines, and calls it a day. Filipinos have many insanely tasty dishes, and dumbfuck anon chooses garbage. Dinuguan (AKA chocolate meat) is my absolute favorite.

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      IUm, dinuguan is blood soup (root word is literally blood). I like it, but it has a pretty niche appeal, and you’ll be hard pressed to find someone that’ll serve it to a westerner.

      But yeah, do yourself a favor and find a “carinderia” (or karinderya, depending on region) which roughly translates to “cafeteria” but is usually run by a sweet lady making as close as you’ll get to homemade cooking. Some dishes to try:

      • bicol express - spicy dish with coconut and pork
      • tokwa’t baboy - literally tofu and pork
      • adobo - classic chicken dish

      Or branch out! It works kind of like Panda Express where you point to the dish(es) you want (called ulam) and they’ll add rice (I recommend asking for extra). It’s cheaper than any fast food chain and way better.

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        find a “carinderia” (or karinderya, depending on region) which roughly translates to “cafeteria” but is usually run by a sweet lady making as close as you’ll get to homemade cooking.

        This sounds awesome! Wish we had places like this in the States

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          Dominican places in Brooklyn can be like this. Awesome and cheap.

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            The concept is becoming more popular I’m the US I think. I just found out a bunch of Puerto Rican ladies essentially run a similar concept near me recently.

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          We do, Panda Express

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            No

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            Panda express is as corpo and soulless as every other fast food restaurant.

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              Whooooosh

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        Just don’t go to the Karenderia. It’s run by a white woman that thinks she knows what she is doing, and wishes to speak to your manager.

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      Yup. It’s like people who go to Starbucks when they tour Asia. removed, you’re on vacation, go see something new.

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        removed

        Imagine using an instance that censors ‘bitch’

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        removed

        huh?

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          “Bitch”, I assume. Fits the context, and I think it’s on lemmy.ml’s forbidden word list.

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            I’m not sure whether I’m more mad about the fact that they censor the word “bitch” or that they didn’t use [redacted] as the replacement…

            I might hang out at the SCP wiki a bit too much

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          Lemmy has certain words that are hard-censored. Like hard-coded into the actual code base. I think both the r and f slurs are among them.

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            It’s the instance, not Lemmy in general.

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              https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/622

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                For anyone that doesn’t want to read through a thread on Lemmy’s GitHub, the conclusion there is that three years ago, the instance slur filter was made opt-in and controlled via a config file, rather than hard coded.

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                  Yeah I think someone must have shown me the earlier part of that thread at some point but I hadn’t seen the later part where it eventually did get made configurable.

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            Bitch, let’s see

            Edit: well, this isn’t one of them

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        Nah, it’s definitely valid to get fast food abroad, even if you have it at home. Sometimes they have wildly different things that you can’t get at home, or in the case of Jollibee, it’s straight up not available at home (unless home is LA). You should probably sample the more wholesome local cuisine too of course, but it’s perfectly alright stop at a Burger King in Tokyo to try the new Garlic Hokkaido burger or whatever, if that’s your jam. Let people enjoy things.

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          There’s jollibees in most major us cities now.

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            Not… Really. I didn’t realize how much they’ve expanded as they’re definitely in more than just LA now, so I was wrong there, but they only have locations in 14 states. There’s major cities in way more than 14 states.

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        osrs has F2P buddy

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          I’ve had this name since 2013 :p

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            fair enough haha, is there an active 07scape community? I only know of one and it’s 90% updates shared by the mod, one of the few things I miss from reddit

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              No active ones unfortunately. I would say pick one from !2007scape@lemmy.world, !2007scape@lemmy.ml, !runescape@lemmy.ml, !2007scape@lemmit.online, !runescape@lemmy.world and start posting

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      Story is definitely real, so good on you for keeping it

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      Do this and get what looks like boiled eggs, crack open and it’s an aborted bird inside.

      https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balut_(food)

      Run screaming in terror to Jollibee :) get spaghetti with so mich sugar you gag and can’t get it down.

      Go back to Australia next day because hungry af, get a box of Tim Tams and vow to never travel again.

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        Hard pass, balut is goat. Sorry, mate, I eat balut every day they come by, just like taho in the mornings. It helps if you have locals teach you how to eat balut, but some can’t deal.

        And hey, all aussies love marmite, yeah? No true aussie hates the taste of a bit of marmite and buttah on toast, right?

        Taho in the mornings and balut in the evenings makes the world go round. ;-)

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    If you’re ordering burgers in the Philippines, you’re doing life wrong. If you must go to Jollybee or McDonald’s there, order fried chicken and thank me later.

    Better yet, don’t go there and instead find a carinderia. They often look sketchy, but it’s as close to home cooking as you’ll get and way cheaper than fast food. Nobody can afford fast food there, so all the locals eat at these little “cafeterias” and the food is fantastic.

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    The post on my screen was cut off at “skinny white man arrives”, and I think it was perfect.

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    Lol they have been waiting weeks for you, they know your training schedule better than you do before you got off the plane. I traded a few goods in Thailand, they were like cookie monsters for American made knives, I traded a Kershaw leek for a khukri that was almost definitely melted Pepsi cans but it is still worth it

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    I was in some European city and there is one Chinese restaurant serving hot pot. So I wanted to try it. I ordered and selected the items I want for around 50€. The waitress asked me : “is that all? Do you want the menu?”. So I was wondering if I didn’t order enough. At the end, what I ordered was enough for at least 3 people. I was in a table for 4 people and it was full with all the dishes. The waitress then asked me if she need to bring a bowl of rice!

    They brought the sauces and there was garlic on the plate. The odor ruined the whole meal for me. I couldn’t eat most of it and I was disappointed as I don’t like wasting food.

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      The smell of garlic ruined your appetite? Do you have some kind of disorder? The smell of garlic is amazing!

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        No I eat garlic but the one they put in the plate has a bizarre odor.

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          Sure you do…

          Too late to change your story now, Draccie.

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            I was in some European city

            Yup, they were trying to cover for it being Transylvania and they just hadnt bothered to learn any of the city names around them.

            Dracula confirmed.

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          And you couldn’t ask them to take it away for some reason?

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    In all fairness, I do like hotdogs.

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    55 BURGERS

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      55 FRIES

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    Need to open hotdog stand in America

    He’s putting my kids through college!

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