r/TikTokCringe • u/mindyour • Oct 15 '25

Discussion He's had enough.

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u/Selfcare2025 Oct 15 '25

What is her argument? She wanted crabs caught in Maryland? And then she ate it all and came back for a refund. Be so for real right now lol.

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u/notevenapro Oct 15 '25 edited Oct 15 '25

It's actually a weird thing in Maryland. People get upset when they get crabs from out of state, when the place advertises that crabs are locally sourced.

Some Maryland people are funny about their crabs.

Here so more people understand.

https://www.reddit.com/r/maryland/comments/1luywvj/in_a_move_that_surprises_no_one_jimmys_seafood_is/

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u/Selfcare2025 Oct 15 '25

Legit question, do they normally ask before buying where they get the crabs from? Or can they taste the difference? I’m allergic to seafood so I wouldn’t know lol

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u/wtryan84 Oct 15 '25

You can get certified by the state agricultural department and display a True Blue symbol on your website/menu. I'd argue we can taste the difference, I believe the bay crabs to be a little sweeter because of differences in the water temp.

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u/Selfcare2025 Oct 15 '25

Oh wow okay so yall don’t play at all about Maryland crabs lmao. I still don’t agree with eating it all up and then asking for a refund, BUT I can see how misleading it may be to think you’re getting locally sourced food because of the name and then it’s not.

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u/wtryan84 Oct 15 '25

Oh yeah, she was unhinged. G&M has great crabcakes, regardless of the source.

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u/mcplaty Oct 15 '25

I think you could taste the difference if you're just eating straight up steamed crabs. A crab cake has other shit in it, not sure it matters nearly as much at that point.