Yes it was @transience @foxhunt

local "chink shops" aren't really a thing here

we call them dollar stores

there's little stores owned by the chinks but most of the stuff is still just big euro brands

That's what you get from living in a shithole <:alismirk:230784726615588865>

Those Chinese little cakes with pineapple filling for example are great, and you can order them on taobao

flag yourself before you talk shit, son

🇨🇿

I know where you're from...

tell me where you're from because I forgot and I'll tell you why you're'est country is shit, and it's probably refugees <:benis:239668961011040257>

and he is still ordering

the absolute mad men

If you already know, why ask?

Or my chinkshit wasabi powder

choo choo

>trains and cherry flowers

Can't be bad what's inside there

I was about to make fun if the chinks for that but thats pretty much what I associate japan with too.

It's because the wasabi was collected on Ali Shan (Ali Mountain) and that's the iconic train to Ali Shan. Sadly, the train to Ali Mountain is not called "the Ali Express"

It would have been 10/10 if it was called like that

>trusting chink grown food

@Sdeck37 because that's extremely broad. you could be anywhere in scandinavia or germany <:benis:239668961011040257> but ok

When was the last time you bought tea?

is it germany? 🤔

Everything not chink is even bad

All American memes aside, I don't understand your complaints. There is A LOT of made in China food in US grocery stores @johnfrum

It is Germany

@johnfrum trusting chink food or trusting GMOs? hmmm 🤔

Not sure how's it in the us these days, but if you live in europe and are under 30, you probably ate more chink apples than europe ones by now.

In the US, you can even find Chinese orange juice in the stores

are you telling me they lied to me when they said the apples were from europe?

American brand, American label, orange origin China

>in the stores
nice

I like it when burgers get even more cucked than we are already

at least the beer is still local

r-right

inb4 chinese grain

>99% of beer brands are owned by Heineken
>local

>drinking large brand beer

lmao do you even support your local breweries

if their name is known in the next city to me, I don't want anything to do with them <:alismirk:230784726615588865>