@@jonajo9757lmao right? Every time Italian people get butthurt over innovation in food I want to ask if they enjoy tomato or chilli dishes from their cuisine.
@@ASDAPOI never met a change-averse person who also had a superiority complex. Sure it can happen, but its not as common as your perspective seems to lead you to believe. In the case of change-averse people, its more about denial. They don't want to be wrong about their perspective, because if they're wrong about one thing, they "could be" wrong about others. Or everything. It ruins their worldview and makes them spiral. Their psychological _"safe space"_ is "under attack" So instead, they choose bluster(making themself seem bigger, better or stronger than they are), denial, and deflection. The mental equivalent of _"lalalalala I can't hear you, I can't hear you so you must be wrong!"_ Followed by _"well, you were wrong, so that makes me right by default. Now shut up and go away little wrong person"_ Learning psych, and dealing with a PTSD suffering family member on a daily basis will show you that rather clearly. They all look similar and have similar traits and reactions to that which inconveniences their worldview, but they're all exhibiting those things for different reasons. An elitist is usually one who chooses their behavior. Not always, but usually. It only becomes a condition once it becomes an unconscious habit. Real elitists are also often sociopaths.
They aren't mutually exclusive. A traditionalist saying "this is good but I'd rather you called it something else because traditionally ....." Is annoying, but not the same as "this is bad because it's not traditional" which is the guy nobody wants to be around. That person is an elitist traditionalist but it's the elitist part that puts them over the line.
Not everyone has the time to wait 10 minutes for pasta to cook. So.. F*ck authenticity, if it is edible and tastes good enough, don't be picky, just eat it. 🤤🤤🤤
Yeah, but heres the thing. Why, would you bother doing this, when you can just do the EXACT SAME THING, but just use spaghetti or fettuccini. This is so utterly pointless.
because maybe all you have in the cupboard is ramen? and maybe you can't be bothered going out to the shops? the whole point of the meal is that its a quick simple dish
@@olsirmonkey What house or flat doesnt have a pack of spaghetti??? that shits like 1 dollar, cheaper than a pack of instant noodles and is a whole lot more versatile.
@@bruvmoment4987 as do I, but I stand by spaghetti being such a cheap thing there's nk reason not to have it. I can get a 500g oack for .99c, whereas a 12 pack of instants are 7-8 bucks.
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I wonder if 15th century italians got ass hurt over other Italians implementing new world ingredients in their food.
@@jonajo9757lmao right? Every time Italian people get butthurt over innovation in food I want to ask if they enjoy tomato or chilli dishes from their cuisine.
A lot of elitists won't like this, but I approve. If you already have ramen at home, fancying it up with bacon and eggs is an excellent choice.
In my eyes, the opinion of elitists is mostly invalid. Enjoy food your own way, as long as it doesn't look like Cooking With Jack made it
Elitist isn't the word. Try traditionalist or purist. Less about being better than others and more about disliking change or variation.
@@3xeplodng_3agle_studiosExcept said people often tend to think that they *are* better than others because they dislike change.
@@ASDAPOI never met a change-averse person who also had a superiority complex.
Sure it can happen, but its not as common as your perspective seems to lead you to believe.
In the case of change-averse people, its more about denial. They don't want to be wrong about their perspective, because if they're wrong about one thing, they "could be" wrong about others. Or everything. It ruins their worldview and makes them spiral. Their psychological _"safe space"_ is "under attack" So instead, they choose bluster(making themself seem bigger, better or stronger than they are), denial, and deflection. The mental equivalent of _"lalalalala I can't hear you, I can't hear you so you must be wrong!"_ Followed by _"well, you were wrong, so that makes me right by default. Now shut up and go away little wrong person"_
Learning psych, and dealing with a PTSD suffering family member on a daily basis will show you that rather clearly.
They all look similar and have similar traits and reactions to that which inconveniences their worldview, but they're all exhibiting those things for different reasons.
An elitist is usually one who chooses their behavior. Not always, but usually. It only becomes a condition once it becomes an unconscious habit. Real elitists are also often sociopaths.
They aren't mutually exclusive.
A traditionalist saying "this is good but I'd rather you called it something else because traditionally ....." Is annoying, but not the same as "this is bad because it's not traditional" which is the guy nobody wants to be around. That person is an elitist traditionalist but it's the elitist part that puts them over the line.
Don't let @Lionfield see this.
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If something tastes good idc about authenticity
GOOD! F*CK AUTHENTICITY!
@@Tomago9387 it’s called a joke bruz
@@grahameward7505 ik but im just saying
@@Tomago9387 sick name bro I hope I’m not mistaken but you sir must be a death/black metal fan as I am my name aka is bloodrocuted
love you man. this is awesome.
Italians are crying cheers
😂 Ever heard of a thing called lunch spaghetti..because you just made the ramen version!
Bravo
I love this so much, I eat it a lot
#Lionfield
Why not just make carbonara?
Not everyone has the time to wait 10 minutes for pasta to cook. So.. F*ck authenticity, if it is edible and tastes good enough, don't be picky, just eat it. 🤤🤤🤤
@@IH-nz4cr he said this takes 10 minutes
Because noodles is delicious
May have ramen at home but no pasta qwq
@@tundestreats9891 Personally I try to always have at least one bag of long pasta at home
You didnt even use guanciale
Wait, that's not "ramen carbonara" that's "noodles carbonara" at best.
first
two things that should not b combined
Why
@@moaen1 in the name of mr neville its wrong coz its race mixing
Italian chefs and creativity?
@@wterlepas an italian, so fucking true
Yeah, but heres the thing. Why, would you bother doing this, when you can just do the EXACT SAME THING, but just use spaghetti or fettuccini. This is so utterly pointless.
because maybe all you have in the cupboard is ramen? and maybe you can't be bothered going out to the shops? the whole point of the meal is that its a quick simple dish
@@olsirmonkey What house or flat doesnt have a pack of spaghetti??? that shits like 1 dollar, cheaper than a pack of instant noodles and is a whole lot more versatile.
because it’s fun? to try new combinations? because i want to? because i ran out of pasta? because who cares it’s my life?
you’d be surprised with how many houses don’t have spaghetti in their houses, plus lots of people buy the super cheap twelve pack ramens
@@bruvmoment4987 as do I, but I stand by spaghetti being such a cheap thing there's nk reason not to have it. I can get a 500g oack for .99c, whereas a 12 pack of instants are 7-8 bucks.