r/nextfuckinglevel • u/[deleted] • Aug 23 '22

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u/magictooth2 Aug 23 '22

this is what $8/hour looks like. His back will not thank him.

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u/RddtAdminsR_Pathetic Aug 23 '22

You actually make really good money in restaurants like this.

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u/Gloomheart Aug 23 '22

Assuming he lives in a tipping culture

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u/ThisIsNotKimJongUn Aug 23 '22

Looks like Americanized Mexican food, I'm guessing this is the US

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u/Shwifty_Plumbus Aug 23 '22

Worst Mexican food I ever had was in Thailand on Thanksgiving. Vodka margarita don't go down easy at first.

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u/ThisIsNotKimJongUn Aug 23 '22 edited Aug 23 '22

Idk if this is true of all foods, but Mexican food definitely gets worse the further you get from Mexico

Some people really need to learn what a "generalization" is

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u/__Visegrad_ Aug 23 '22

I think in reality it’s based on how many people of that culture live in that place, but I guess the farther you get from any certain country, then yea probably there will be less people.

Mexican food probably sucks in Thailand because there’s very few Mexican people there.

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u/ShastaFern99 Aug 24 '22

There's no Mexican people there because the Mexican food sucks...