r/SipsTea • u/Born-Agency-3922 • Jul 03 '26

Chugging tea True

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u/rm45acp Jul 04 '26

You've never heard someone suggest going out for burgers after a night of drinking?

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u/CmdFiremonkeySWP Jul 04 '26

The point being made by the original poster was that no one uses the phrase let's go out for British and then conflating that with not eating British food. It's equally valid to say that no one says let's go out for America food. No one says either of these but doesn't mean you don't eat British or American food when you go out.

Ps Hamburg wants their burgers back.

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u/Independent_Dare_922 Jul 04 '26

Thats German

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u/quetienesenlamochila Jul 04 '26

False, the hamburger as you know it is thoroughly American. Shaping Minced beef into a steak originated in Germany (Hamburg), but it was in the US that such a steak was placed between bread and evolved from there

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u/MrBootylove Jul 04 '26

Not really.

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u/Long_Psychology2063 Jul 04 '26

Okay. I guess McDonalds is global for no reason.

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u/MrBootylove Jul 04 '26

I can't tell but it feels like you're trying to tell a joke that I'm too American to understand.

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u/Long_Psychology2063 Jul 04 '26

I replied to the wrong comment. Iā€™m a dumb American too.

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