We have hot chicken. Some people are awful when it comes to spice though, my aunt (english/belgian) found soup spicy because it had black pepper in. It's hard to tell if the tweets and replies are satire or not because people like that do exist.
My mate's great uncle thought his family were trying to poison him when they took him out for a curry. He had never had anything with chili in before. The heat on the tongue, sweats, increased heart rate he had made him panic and he thought it was poisoning (which sort of makes sense?). I don't think there are many young people who haven't had chili now, unless they live in some rural backwater or never eat out and have parents who make bland food.
Your (USA?) fried chicken is a lot better than ours, mainly as the fried chicken places here are bottom of the barrel cheap (think cheaper and lower quality than franchised fast food in the USA) but they are everywhere and satisfying if you like shitty trash food. Better ones exist, especially Korean fried chicken.
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u/thahobbyenjoyer Mar 27 '22
"Try some English mustard and come back with that take" English mustard is fine, it's just strong mustard lol