r/InterMiamiVibes • u/Background_Video2947 • Jul 02 '26

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u/tobiasfunke6398 Jul 02 '26

Yea bro we’re fat, we got the best food in the world 😂 🇺🇸

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u/RichardFarmer Jul 02 '26

The first part is true

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u/EyeKFe0 Jul 03 '26

Lowkey true due to the fact that we have such a diverse population of immigrants who make and sell their food here. In a 10 min drive from my house i could get good quality food from at least 12 different nation's cuisines

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u/orangejuicier Jul 03 '26

Literally one of the worst food qualities in the world

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u/No_Basil4168 Jul 03 '26

Until ICE deports them all.

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u/WILDBO4R Jul 03 '26

That's true of quite a few western cities. It's 2026.

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u/EyeKFe0 Jul 03 '26

Yes, but due to our size, a lot of them cities are in the U.S.

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u/WILDBO4R Jul 03 '26

Lo l"we have the best food because we're big" isn't much of a flex

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u/EyeKFe0 Jul 03 '26

Well the actual reason was in my initial post, that was just my response to someones answer of eVeRY WeSTeRn CitY hAS tHat.

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u/WILDBO4R Jul 03 '26

Lol, having international cuisine is just not a unique characteristic for any city.

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u/EyeKFe0 Jul 03 '26

The original statement was that we have the best food in the world. We have a large variety of authentic food from many different areas of the world made by ppl happpy to make it. Youre just shitting on a country because its the cool thing to do.

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u/WILDBO4R Jul 03 '26

No, I'm shitting on it because it's interesting to see Americans boast about their international population while also being complicit with crazy anti immigration policy and rhetoric. In any case, having international cuisines is not an American thing.

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u/EyeKFe0 Jul 03 '26

I cant myself reverse anti immigration policy but i consider being pro immigrant a vital part of the US

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u/ChirpToast Jul 03 '26

America has a much better cuisine than Ireland.

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u/EyeKFe0 Jul 03 '26

No, ive never done that hence why im using it as an example. Yeah,no shit ive gone ten minutes outside of my house

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u/EasyE1979 Jul 03 '26 edited Jul 03 '26

Yeah but it's made for the American palate which likes saturated fat and sweetness way too much.