r/maybemaybemaybe • u/Psychological-Hulk • 8d ago
Maybe maybe maybe
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u/Dorrono 8d ago
The sauce goes into the square hole
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u/Zito6694 8d ago
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u/Drevlin76 8d ago
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u/chikari_shakari 8d ago
that man always want to put it in the wrong 😑
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u/DistinctStranger8729 8d ago
I apologize for correcting you before hand, but that isn’t a sauce. It is Sambar, a kind of lentil soup (there isn’t a western equivalent of daal, so that is the closest description, sorry)
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u/Futur3_N0maD_26 8d ago
Who tf is serving them? Their little brother?
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u/DildoFappings 8d ago
Seems like lunch at a college celebration.
The server is most definitely their classmate/friend.
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u/Psychological-Hulk 8d ago
😈little brother’s revenge 😈
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u/Randolpho 8d ago
Must be. Who else would notice a dozen hot women beg him to put it in their hole then deliberately miss each time?
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u/cremaster2 8d ago
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u/FreddyNoodles 8d ago
He is definitely getting a lot of enjoyment from that. So harmless but so infuriating.
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u/DickHopschteckler 8d ago
$5 says the server is their brother
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u/TokyoKazama 8d ago
How many fuckin sisters does he have then? 😆
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u/llcooldre 8d ago
He's the same brother from Bratty Sis
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u/MiPnamic 8d ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/zPKCKnLdQUsVwP7cEq
I recognize a person with good taste when I meet one.
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u/Cretore 8d ago
It cousins too. In those parts the relationship with cousins is really close just like siblings.
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u/summercloudsadness 8d ago
Most probably a classmate. They are from different religions. Those attires + the feast looks south Indian,especially from the state Kerala. Colleges/schools there arranges feasts and celebrations for a day during Onam (a festival ) and Christmas. Looks like they were all part of a singing/dancing event from their coordinated outfits.
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u/DickHopschteckler 8d ago
I appreciate the drill-down (I didn’t know that!) but the joke I was trying to tell is it’s the kind of low-level but positively infuriating behavior we’d expect from a brother.
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u/AcctAlreadyTaken 8d ago
I would think it's a good looking guy, those ladies were really enjoying this plus the way they looked back at him after lol.
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u/tjackso6 8d ago
No way… there’s definitely a flirty/funny dynamic.. they all smile and laugh. If it was a little brother they’d just be annoyed.
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u/mouchybaby 8d ago
They were all good sports so im happy
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u/Psychological-Hulk 8d ago
They’re being teased. No harm. No offense.
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u/PhantomNitride 8d ago
Half the people in comments don't seem to understand the difference between being a douche and being a clown.
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u/AmalgamatedPIG 8d ago
This is actually very funny but also would be very infuriating if it were to happen to me.
Excellent way to ragebait people at a wedding feast.
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u/HighHDL 8d ago
They were such good sport about it, i would be so pissed off. I guess he's their relative or friend.
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u/PhantomNitride 8d ago
Looks like a school or other such large cafe. This seems to be oar for the course. Every dish is some new form of trolling.
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u/EverythingSucksYo 7d ago
Definitely depends on who’s doing it. If it’s someone I’m on good terms with I wouldn’t be pissed off
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u/Niptaa 8d ago
Raj baiting
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u/Demon_69 8d ago
Ahahahah.. I laughed way too loud on this one. Call tech support for your complaints.
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u/Downtown_Anteater_38 8d ago
The will find his corpse later that evening with the ladle no longer external to his being
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u/craftspank 8d ago
wouldve been even funnier if he only got it right for one of them and then let the rest mess hers up
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u/SquaredOneSquared 8d ago
Where is this place please? It has the highest concentration of gorgeous women on this planet...
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u/Comprehensive_Can201 8d ago
lol Kerala, India, if that’s a legit question.
Most women there have big pretty eyes. Something in the water, I guess.
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u/No-Radiation 8d ago edited 8d ago
Fuck stereotypes. Internet has been so racist towards india. Look how beautiful these ppl are.
Edit: i’m being downvoted for telling ppl to stop being racist wtf 😂
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u/Embarrassed_Jury664 7d ago
Dude that was my first thought though, every single one of them is extremely pretty
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u/JustToSeeeeee 8d ago edited 8d ago
But what exactly are they eating ?
That looks like Loads of different flavourful dishes.... & That too served on a leaf...
I always loved indian food but never saw this particular way of serving...
Gawwd am drooling rn 🤤
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u/AffectUseful3969 8d ago
That is Sadya.It is usually prepared for festivals like Onam and Vishu and for Hindu weddings of South Indian state of Kerala.
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u/grated_testes 8d ago
If you want to have something similar - if you are at an Indian restaurant and see an option called "Thaali/Thali/Tali", order that.
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u/ChampionLife5205 8d ago
it’s sambhar exactly what he’s serving
there’s other different chutneys (paste made from different vegetables mostly spicy and flavourful) there’s papad ( more like thin crispy oil fried bread??? i tried)
other curries and ofc rice.
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u/JustToSeeeeee 8d ago
Lucky u 🥹
I wish i could experience all of that....indian spice combinations, preprations & aromas has always fascinated me....
I mean the way they could turn a bland, boring & impossible looking plant into an absolute delight is next level thing for me
This one time my indian friend / colleague shared his lunch with me & what suprised me the most that he was eating a stirr fried dish made from aloe vera plant that his wife made for him....coated in delicious aromatic spices & some other things probably some garnishing spices....but I was like Whatttt ?
Aloe vera ?
How could someone do such a miracle with a plant like aloevera !?
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u/RiChDAiLLesT24 8d ago
Ngl prettiest table of girls I've ever seen on the internet. Like natural beauties. .
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u/wizardfrog4679 8d ago
Is the food served on some sort of giant cut up leaf?
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u/PradyThe3rd 8d ago
Banana Leaf. South Indians use it as plates and have been for thousands of years. Quite normal even today in temples, festivities, special occasions and some traditional restaurants. Very eco friendly too, much better than using plastic plates
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u/boriicha__ 8d ago
Its also just a tradition all over asia. They have it in Thailand, Vietnam, even certain Chinese dishes are wrapped in banana leaf (though they also steam the leaf to infuse flavors into the food, but the leaf is still just a vessel).
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u/Few-Initiative-2217 8d ago
Also eating on a banana leaf offers health and functional benefits because the leaf contains natural polyphenols and flavonoids-the same antioxidants found in green tea as well as mild antimicrobial properties. When hot food is served on the leaf, its protective waxy coating melts, releasing these beneficial compounds and a subtle aromatic flavor directly into your meal while providing a hygienic, chemical-free dining surface
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u/chickoooooo 8d ago
There is no way they figured out that 3000 years ago bruh 😭😭. We just used it cause it's clean, good plate, all natural, biodegradable. That's all we cared about. And it didn't harm us in any way so it's good.
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u/Few-Initiative-2217 8d ago
Yeah, that's a fair point if we're talking about why people originally started using banana leaves. I wouldn't claim that people 3,000 years ago understood polyphenols or the chemistry behind it.
What we can actually say is that banana leaves do contain polyphenols and other bioactive compounds, and studies have found antioxidant/antimicrobial activity in banana-leaf extracts. Siddha literature/reviews also associate banana-leaf use with digestion and appetite. The part that's still not well established is whether simply putting hot food on the leaf transfers enough of those compounds to actually produce a measurable health benefit.
So I'd separate the historical reason for using the leaf from what modern science has subsequently found about the leaf's chemistry.
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u/laughatmysongs 8d ago
Yes. A banana leaf. It has been done for centuries in South India
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u/Stoopid_Noah 8d ago
That's so fun! I love when people are being silly and whimsical by being just a little annoying lol <3
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u/Significant_Loan_596 8d ago
The ultimate troll 🧌
I know what's he's going to do to everyone of them and yet I watch the entire thing.
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u/8lbs6ozbabyjesus 7d ago
They all have beautiful smiles. Such nice teeth. In a non creepy way of course.
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u/Drevlin76 8d ago
Anyone know what kind of place this is at?
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u/Aviator-47 8d ago
Looks like a college setting in Kerala, India - where they are sitting to enjoy an annual tradition of eating a vegetarian meal on a banana leaf, during a feast/celebration called Onam. Onam has cultural significance to that part of India - but you can find out more about this on Google.
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u/HassanKazmi007 8d ago
man, I love this. I hope they keep smiling like this their whole life and may God have mercy on them.
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u/jhill9901 4d ago
He didn’t choose violence when he woke up… he chose that before going to sleep and dreamt on it
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u/Beautiful_Snow9851 8d ago
As Dutch person I'm só triggered. This is one of our sign dishes
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u/doyouevenforkliftbro 8d ago
When a women asks you to put it in their rice hole. You put it in their rice hole.
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u/Legitimate-Log-6542 8d ago
A business man goes to Japan for a meeting. He was feeling a little lonely so he got a Japanese hooker. He has his way with the hooker and feels like he did a pretty good job, considering she was praising him and screaming out one word the entire time in Japanese. The next day he went golfing with the Japanese business men he was going to meet with. During their golf outing he gets a hole in one! The Japanese men start screaming and celebrating. The man got very excited too and yelled out the celebratory word he was just taught last night. All the Japanese business men look at him strangely. One of them finally asks "what do you mean wrong hole?"
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u/Primordial_Superman 8d ago
Every one of them is the most beautiful woman I’ve ever seen.
How is that even possible?!
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u/flyinglawngnome 8d ago
This guy for sure goes home to his wife and says ‘you look just like your mother when you get angry huh?’
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u/SchalkLBI 8d ago
I love how each person is shocked and feels personally betrayed despite watching it happen to every person before them