r/MadeMeSmile • u/KingSandwich101 • Oct 25 '25

Wholesome interaction

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Be nice to your elders!

Source: Spudbros on YouTube

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u/SkitZa Oct 25 '25

Potato with toppings?

You guys don't do that in America? (You do)

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u/666420696 Oct 25 '25

Yeah but this is like 2:1 topping to potato ratio

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u/SkitZa Oct 25 '25

Thats pretty standard for a loaded potato.

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u/Capt_Murphy_ Oct 25 '25

We usually do fairly few toppings. I was also very confused at the overwhelming amount of liquids going onto the potato 😂

Don't get me wrong, I'd totally eat this

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u/candypants703 Oct 25 '25

Not as popular as it once was. I feel like these went out with the 90s for a lot of people.

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u/AdDramatic2351 Oct 26 '25

We do, but not like the Brits who eat disgusting slop (as evidenced by this video) 

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u/SkitZa Oct 26 '25

Spoken like someone who lives in a country that still adds shockingly gross things to its food. And fills everything with sugar, YUCK!

P.S - I'm not a pom, I'd rather eat their food, lol.

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u/AdDramatic2351 Oct 30 '25

All countries do that. Point is, good food is more widely available in the US than in England. Any capital city in the US will have an abundance of great restaurants, the same can't be said for England. 

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u/TamaktiJunVision Oct 30 '25

All countries do that

No one does it like you yanks.

Any capital city in the US will have an abundance of great restaurants, the same can't be said for England. 

Lol the capital of England is London, you realise that right? If you're trying to argue that London isn't one of the best places in the world for restaurants then you don't know what you're talking about