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Business, Economics, and Taxes: Eat Cereal for Dinner
- Thread starter MissThundercat
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St. Clown
Ideas Posted are Likely Not My Own
I’ve had French dishes cooked by French chefs. For receiving so many accolades, their dishes always strike me as being very bland.
Kepler
Cornell Big Red
Based on my few forays, French cuisine is heavy and intimidating. I have enjoyed everything about the experience of a fine French restaurant except the food.
dxmnkd316
Lucia Apologist
It’s the same thing as English breakfast in my experience.
dxmnkd316
Lucia Apologist
I’ve never had a bland French dish, just not a diversely spiced French dish. It’s extremely narrow relative to the full spectrum of flavor profiles.
D
Deutsche Gopher Fan
Guest
Kepler
Cornell Big Red
This whole site is great but, in particular:
decolonialatlas.wordpress.com
Wealth Redistribution
Intranational and Global Redistribution of Wealth. Map: Jordan Engel Building off our earlier maps of global wealth inequality, we thought it would be interesting to explore the outcomes of two dif…
decolonialatlas.wordpress.com
Kepler
Cornell Big Red
And another. Just look how relatively poor the average American is. This chart would destroy the myths of the last 50 years.
decolonialatlas.wordpress.com
Global Wealth Inequality
The past year has seen one of the greatest transfers of wealth in history. Around the world, as more and more working-class people slip into debt, or are facing eviction, or have burned through the…
decolonialatlas.wordpress.com
Kepler
Cornell Big Red
The network topology of the control of the world's wealth.
state of hockey
He fixes the cable?
No one show Africa that second one.This whole site is great but, in particular:
Wealth Redistribution
Intranational and Global Redistribution of Wealth. Map: Jordan Engel Building off our earlier maps of global wealth inequality, we thought it would be interesting to explore the outcomes of two dif…
MichVandal
Well-known member
Very related- recently a few lawsuits against Tesla for their "self driving' features that have been killing people. They are asking for mere hundreds of millions as penalties to Tesla. Who paid their "leader" something like $40B last year? No excuse that they can't afford it. They are complaining that it's a threat do vehicle technology advancement, and my easy reply would be- well, you clearly have a spare billion dollars to develop the technology fully, and you chose to pay someone instead of put out a safe product.And another. Just look how relatively poor the average American is. This chart would destroy the myths of the last 50 years.
Global Wealth Inequality
The past year has seen one of the greatest transfers of wealth in history. Around the world, as more and more working-class people slip into debt, or are facing eviction, or have burned through the…
The real hard part now is to find things for people to do so that they feel the earned the money. We can still make stuff, but it will need a massive influx of investment. Perhaps we can tell billionaires that they can either pay 10% tax on their wealth, or they can do what they promised in trickle down economics and spend 9% on new industries in the US.
FadeToBlack&Gold
Microlot Marxist
Oh you aren't wrong, I just think it's a great joke. Given the choice, I would prefer to eat Italian food and deal with angry French lovers.
My wife has a friend who moved over there permanently, married a French man, became a citizen, etc. One of her biggest complaints after 20 years is that no one over there can produce even a competent facsimile of Mexican food. It's like they've literally never heard of a chili pepper, cumin, or cilantro.
FadeToBlack&Gold
Microlot Marxist
And another. Just look how relatively poor the average American is. This chart would destroy the myths of the last 50 years.
Global Wealth Inequality
The past year has seen one of the greatest transfers of wealth in history. Around the world, as more and more working-class people slip into debt, or are facing eviction, or have burned through the…
Fucking Slovenia is only 4 spots lower.
"Nicest third world country I've ever been to" indeed.
Handyman
Hug someone you care about...
When I was in Paris most of the "local" food (cause like half the food there is pizza now cause...tourism) was not bland at all. Very rich, very flavorful and very not healthy!
Handyman
Hug someone you care about...
They can barely handle American food...Oh you aren't wrong, I just think it's a great joke. Given the choice, I would prefer to eat Italian food and deal with angry French lovers.
My wife has a friend who moved over there permanently, married a French man, became a citizen, etc. One of her biggest complaints after 20 years is that no one over there can produce even a competent facsimile of Mexican food. It's like they've literally never heard of a chili pepper, cumin, or cilantro.
MichVandal
Well-known member
Why in the world would you want American food in France????
Jimjamesak
Already insane, UAA making it worse
US Soccer player Weston McKennie got dragged for some comments he made while at Juventus regarding Italian food. Among the comments that were “controversial” was that, while Italian food is good, Italy does not have much in the way of food variety compared to the US or even other European metropolises like say London or Berlin.Oh you aren't wrong, I just think it's a great joke. Given the choice, I would prefer to eat Italian food and deal with angry French lovers.
My wife has a friend who moved over there permanently, married a French man, became a citizen, etc. One of her biggest complaints after 20 years is that no one over there can produce even a competent facsimile of Mexican food. It's like they've literally never heard of a chili pepper, cumin, or cilantro.
Jimjamesak
Already insane, UAA making it worse
Not if you’re visiting but, if you lived there, it might be nice to get a decent burger or taco every now and then. Or pancakes and bacon for breakfast once in a while.