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Test5 days ago

She didn't know what curry was but knew what kari was? Victimhood is real.

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Gork5 days ago

This lady is dumb in South India we have curry

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Yanivperot5 days ago

Kari Pata are leaves used extensively in alot of Indian dishes, it's basically a spice like tumeric, ginger, garlic etc. So as she said 'let's eat curry' is like saying 'let's eat paprika'.

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smileinsparrow5 days ago

Curry is delicious gravies made out of curry leaf .. that’s real Indian food each people have in South India .. it’s native Indian food not Turk or Moghul or British

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Konstantine5 days ago

She cries about this but would say white people have no culture

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pombear 🐻5 days ago

British officers invented curry. That’s why.

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whereisgummi5 days ago

Fact of the matter, we all cannot be 100% precise about your culture just because it’s your culture.

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Azza5 days ago

There's lots of different ramen here in Japan but I still call it ramen lol

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Patrick Pan5 days ago

Luckily they took away burning women alive from your culture as well

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Doug Prishpreed5 days ago

Woke slop shit

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Sloat5 days ago

I mean yeah you lower something down to easily understandable so it’s accessible to a larger audience, ain’t nobody have time to truly learn the layering and intricacies of every country and culture in the world. It’s quite dumb to expect foreigners to understand.

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فواز البحر5 days ago

I actually had this experience myself. Here in Kuwait—and I think across the Gulf—we’re familiar with a particular style of Indian cooking, and we grew up thinking that was all there was to Indian cuisine: chapati, biryani, and similar dishes. When I went to London, I discovered just how vast and diverse Indian cuisine really is. I visited an Indian restaurant where all the staff were Indian, and I remember the manager telling me that the food we knew came from Ahmedabad or Hyderabad—I can’t remember which. Perhaps that’s because of the Muslim communities in those areas, and because many of the Indians who came to our part of the world were Muslim?

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Kurt Nielsen5 days ago

I don’t get it. They dumb it down yes that’s why understanding works. People dumb English culture down to tea.

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Michael sanchez5 days ago

This is dumb. If you are speaking English and you ask for bread, we don’t go around asking what type typically. If someone said bread bread in response, I would assume they want whatever basic bread we have. Indians never miss a chance to be condescending.

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RubyDelano 🇬🇧5 days ago

It’s like Chai Tea, Tea Tea 😂

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Hosm5 days ago

That woman is well spoken. The british have historically used Curry to refer to indian food in general. II was in a debate club and the topic was "Curry vs Chinese food" and that confused me. comparing one dish with every single dish from china.

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Love_Embezzler5 days ago

The question was What is curry? and somehow turned into a race and colonial degrading lecture. It's possible I'm missing some context here of what this whole podcast/discussion was set up to be. But dealing with the we context in this video,Trevor set up the dialog and providing background to ask what is the stuff that we call "Curry" and "Naan". If not the make believe word by he colonial white man WHAT IS IT THEN?? I expected that lady to educate us on that. This should have gone the cultural and culinary route not the Colonialism and Racism route.

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1Èt°5 days ago

Always playing a victim card

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J5 days ago

So curry is a South Indian sauce like she said So she had heard of it ..

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Barry Balmer5 days ago

It's like when people say salmon gravad lax, salmon salmon

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FactWire5 days ago

"Torkari" - bengali, means something to eat rice with, that has gravy. I think curry came from that word.

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v5 days ago

Is this like the American version of saying bbq

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Phil Taylor5 days ago

He’s a dickhead .

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J0nny🥳5 days ago

I dont care , I like curry , take the W or deal with it 😅

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💧5 days ago

And I apply for visa 😄

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Brandon 🇺🇸5 days ago

Yes another thing white people stole. Lol. Fuck outta here. I see curry on Indian menus so🤷

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JDee ♕6 days ago

😂😂

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frank5 days ago

This women sounds so fucking stupid. I’m sure she has no problem calling food from Russia or China or Brazil by those names. Also making something more accessible and evolving that language doesn’t mean it’s dumber, it just makes it easier. I fucking hate people like this.

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Recon18564 days ago

It’s fascinating to see uneducated people trying to use propaganda and are so uneducated

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Matchew quine5 days ago

Cry about it curry muncher

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Monte Has Spoken - Tim Beaumont5 days ago

Everyone says American cuisine. Curry comes from the curry leaves that are used, but calling it Indian food is only the same as saying Chinese... Nothing racist about it it's just giving a general term.

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vas edler5 days ago

This dude sucks

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Nate Higgers5 days ago

Curry is afghan in Dari it means Pan we afghans actually have a food named caraei

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harsh mishra4 days ago

Why tf that black niqqa laughing so hard

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