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Oh yeah? What about McDonald's, Popeyes, KFC, Wendy's, BurgerKing, Starbucks, Chipotle, White Castle, Dominos, Pizza hut, Chick-fil-a, Taco Bell, Subway and Dunkin Donuts?
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>>216052086
He mean jews?
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>>216052086
Everywhere has culture.
>AI Overview

>The "Michigan goodbye" is a drawn-out, multi-stage farewell process, common in the Midwest, where leaving takes a long time and involves several false starts and prolonged conversations. It is a ritual of politeness and hospitality that can involve multiple hugs, walking to the car, and lingering conversations before the final departure.
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>>216052365
That's literally just autism. Japanese and Peruvians do it too. Both are deeply autistic peoples.
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>>216052561
Autism and culture aren't mutually exclusive.
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>>216052365
The midwest seems like the most boring dead-end midwit place in the world
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>>216052700
Maybe you should fuckin eat at home rather than bumming off your guests. Super entitled behaviour.
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>>216052873
Ok.
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>>216052086
They're the American people
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>>216052086
>the american people.... that voted for me
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>>216052086
true



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