America must be returned to its rightful owners: the Italians.
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I kept reading that as "Pilates don't cheat" and I was so confused.
McD always mentioned as reference for USA's fast food culture, but growing up abroad i noticed KFC was the first one to show up, and in some places decades ahead
It helps that KFC is actually good outside the US.
If it good inside the US? I haven't been to one since I was a small child
It hasn't been good inside the US for over a decade at least.
It’s a simple process and it depends on the store tbh.
A good cook means good fried chicken.
I've had it twice ever. Tasted ok-ish, but I had the shits the next morning both times, don't really want to try again.
It's one of the few places I can get fast food from when I'm in a calorie deficit, which is insane because it's still chicken covered in carbs and fried in oil lol
Taiwan (officially the Republic of China) definitely does think of itself as Chinese. The part they disagree with is the "People's Republic" part, not the "China" part.
There are several KFCs in my city.
Welp, I guess Scotland support of Kentucky now. Good luck Kentucky, we are your problem and the republicans are not going to like us.
Real colonizer energy. One of the benefits of central planning and long terms in power is that influence that takes time, becomes viable, like cultural erasure, rewriting of history and the generational impact of intentional cultural narratives.
China is a collection of conquered people's with their own languages, traditions and history that stretch far beyond even the first colonialist Qin unification, a unification accomplished at the tip of a sword, with blood and violence. None of those conquered people ever chose to be labeled Chinese by their conquerors. They were forced into servitude.
It would probably be hilarious if Mainland China was part of Kentucky, specifically.
Like if it was California that would be lame.
did anyone else see that thing abt how the Colonel was actually an asian man? i can't stop thinking about it



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