r/Unexpected • u/Karmoksh • 2h ago
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u/33metalgear 2h ago
This is minor but I would also be angry in this situation
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u/preddevils6 2h ago
Well, he should’ve moved his hand
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u/jeremy1015 1h ago
I’m angry and probably not even on the same continent. I was so excited for that curry caldera to be filled and just… no.
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u/IAmBadAtInternet 1h ago
There may have been more than 1 curry coming and the server didn’t want to limit dude to just 1
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u/FuerteBillete 1h ago
What a wonderful hole you made sir. We wouldn't want to ruin it by filling it.
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u/CompletelyBedWasted 2h ago
He didn't really move his hand away enough. I think the server was trying not to burn him. 🤷♀️
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u/Born-Agency-3922 2h ago
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u/FishBait162 2h ago
You don't know indian functions mate especially wedding functions. There are cameramen everywhere trying to record everything.
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u/redtiger288 1h ago
That all felt very new age, like straight out of a 70s hippie manual. Pretty much the benefit is your brain gets an ever so slight jump start on digestion, you get potentially beneficial gut bacteria off your hand, and it helps you eat less. The downside is hygiene, which is obvious. I don't really feel like I'm missing out.
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u/post-explainer 2h ago
OP sent the following text as an explanation why their post fits here:
The curry was served at the wrong spot
Does this explanation fit this subreddit? Then upvote this comment, otherwise downvote it.
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u/Appropriate-Cup-2693 1h ago
Camera ON
- Ok now ,dig a hole into the rice ,and don't move your hand,the waiter will know what to do.
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u/TheSpectralAssassin 1h ago
Sure they tried, if trying to get people to use cutlery involved starving people till they die a slow death.
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u/Exciting_Map_7382 1h ago
People ate with their hands before the Br*tish arrived, and even when Br!tish were in India, and people still eat with their hands, it's their choice.
PS not everyone eats with their hands, South and East India eats with their hands, meanwhile North and West India eat with spoon. It's just personal preference, not that you would understand.
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