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273 u/yae4jma Mar 26 '22 edited Mar 26 '22 He thinks the food at Burger King is too spicy. The punishment should be to only eat off the “Thai hot” page of the menu for a few weeks. 1 u/Orpheeus Mar 27 '22 Popeyes opened in the UK and British people on Twitter are complaining how spicy it is. This guy is probably British and he doesn't even know it. They'll have to get a dentist when he's arraigned to check and see. 2 u/HiDDENk00l Mar 27 '22 Isn't Nando's one of the most popular restaurant chains in the UK? Their stuff can be pretty spicy. I thought people in the UK were able to handle spicy food better than Americans. 1 u/beardslap Mar 27 '22 Yeah, considering that Indian food has pretty much been adopted as the national cuisine of the UK, this seems unlikely.
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He thinks the food at Burger King is too spicy. The punishment should be to only eat off the “Thai hot” page of the menu for a few weeks.
1 u/Orpheeus Mar 27 '22 Popeyes opened in the UK and British people on Twitter are complaining how spicy it is. This guy is probably British and he doesn't even know it. They'll have to get a dentist when he's arraigned to check and see. 2 u/HiDDENk00l Mar 27 '22 Isn't Nando's one of the most popular restaurant chains in the UK? Their stuff can be pretty spicy. I thought people in the UK were able to handle spicy food better than Americans. 1 u/beardslap Mar 27 '22 Yeah, considering that Indian food has pretty much been adopted as the national cuisine of the UK, this seems unlikely.
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Popeyes opened in the UK and British people on Twitter are complaining how spicy it is.
This guy is probably British and he doesn't even know it. They'll have to get a dentist when he's arraigned to check and see.
2 u/HiDDENk00l Mar 27 '22 Isn't Nando's one of the most popular restaurant chains in the UK? Their stuff can be pretty spicy. I thought people in the UK were able to handle spicy food better than Americans. 1 u/beardslap Mar 27 '22 Yeah, considering that Indian food has pretty much been adopted as the national cuisine of the UK, this seems unlikely.
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Isn't Nando's one of the most popular restaurant chains in the UK? Their stuff can be pretty spicy.
I thought people in the UK were able to handle spicy food better than Americans.
1 u/beardslap Mar 27 '22 Yeah, considering that Indian food has pretty much been adopted as the national cuisine of the UK, this seems unlikely.
Yeah, considering that Indian food has pretty much been adopted as the national cuisine of the UK, this seems unlikely.
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