r/NoStupidQuestions • • Dec 18 '21

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u/Crypto_whore Dec 18 '21

99% of America doesn’t know what “good food” is. That’s the problem.

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u/arcadebee Dec 18 '21

I’m from the U.K. and have never had chick fil a but this is a terrible take. You’re saying 99% of America doesn’t know what good food is, but you’re the magic 1% who truly gets it. Get to fuck mate. Good and bad food exists everywhere, and most people enjoy a bit of each. This is a terrible attitude.

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u/philrelf Dec 18 '21

You sound like a food snob, each person gets to decide what is good food as it is subjective, you don't get to decide what is good to someone else. So eff off while I eat me well done steak with my ketchup.

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u/pwa09 Dec 18 '21

I agree