Don't let him see you cry.
Don't let him see you cry.
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I once vouched for my (brother, best) friend at a South Asian restaurant. Told them in my language to give what he asked, and I would be responsible. I've never seen a human so happy. Love you my brother. Mike, may you always smile like that.
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Why wouldn't they give you what you want anyway?
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Because a lot of entitled assholes will later complain when they are unable to eat their food because it's too spicy.
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They are used to white folk with bland palate that think black pepper is too hot. I love Indian, and Thai and make the curries from scratch with high spice level. when I go out and ask for hot/Spicy they doubt me, so my Indian friend vouches for me, then they make it spicy.
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I had this problem at an Indian place near me (though I am of carrib descent, not white). I wanted to go light just in case, so I asked for 6 or 7 out of 10. I couldn't taste any spice. I make hotter stuff at home daily. It was frankly an insult.
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Oh Carribean, I had a great dish in Windsor, Ontario once and had the 10. It was hot, but not compared to real spice level it should have been...At least I don't think
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