Or maybe the guy just cooks at home and never eats elsewhere

a bread from a local bakery cost like 5-12hkd

How much does a kilo of flour cost in Hong Kong?

peoplr dont use flour in hk

cause no ovens

Wait... What

they dont have built in ovens

they get electric ones but chinks dont use ovens so most people dont bother

That means I can't use flour as an index, anything else?

for thickening they use corn starch

coating meat too

in china you can get away with less than $100

if you do all your shopping up in like Tai Po or something i bet you could get away with it

NT has some pretty chink-tier poor people

keep the rewards in your family trees

https://www.scmp.com/comment/insight-opinion/united-states/article/2168600/first-tariffs-and-now-move-isolate-china

Nice

If EU follows, we basically got a WW scenario

>implying euros wont be on the wrong side again

As an Italian, I would side with America now but reserve the possibility to pull a switcheroo if China seems to be winning

i would be """race traitor""" without question

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You could just say 'As an Italian'

But you should take everything the scmp writes with a big <:thonk:448950674198364191>-filter

scmp isn't that bad

I didn't say that, but, they're clearly pro-China

They recently did an exposee article on several members of Carrie Lam's land supply task force and totally called them out on collusion with big chink developers

so it's not as if they're completely in her (and thus Beijing's) pocket

but in HK these days if you are not pro-china you get your visa denied and your party banned

Carrie Lam is just a pawn

kek

lmfao

Fug

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me tbh

https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/411828-us-announces-intent-to-withdraw-from-international-postal-rate-system

yall posted this already?

https://youtu.be/E82UYmjgzG8?t=406

@porco

Linked qt taiwanese one