I love that I live in times where I can witness such profound and important conversations that took place across the globe. In this animated form even. Oh such a bliss this life I've been blessed by is.
As a foodservice worker, you have to be more specific than “a little carrot”. Being polite doesn’t help with instructions. Only clarity. And we usually assume politeness because otherwise we only put on a little carrot and they’re upset. Something more clear like “only a little bit of carrot” or “carrots but go light on em” is much more helpful
as someone who's not American nor australian and has English as a second language, the most baffling thing for me is them outright fighting over what's basically simple cultural differences. the same vegetable called bell pepper in USA and capsicum in Australia? both names are perfectly valid and hey - over here, it's Bulgarian pepper. but we did understand what they meant, and that's most important. also, I'm sad we don't have a carrot as an option in subway. I'd put that in my sub as well (big fan of carrot)
As a USAmerican, I can confirm American's get unreasonably argumentative over cultural differences 😂🥲 and yea! Some shredded or julienned carrot sounds good on a sandwich!
As a Publix Deli employee, we also don't have carrots as an option. But we do have your usual stuff. And yes we even have a way to make your sub into a salad with actual salad bases and choices.
Wright at the start “i’m a little upset but i’m not mad”
Wright at the end, “WHEN I KILL GOD-“
“i’d never get upset over carrots”
“WHEN I KILL GOD”
This is a goddamn masterpiece. Every animation and sound effect is perfect for this iconic chat. Absolutely beautiful, you mad lad
I hunted this down
I found it on tumblr once and never forgot
I love that I live in times where I can witness such profound and important conversations that took place across the globe. In this animated form even. Oh such a bliss this life I've been blessed by is.
As a foodservice worker, you have to be more specific than “a little carrot”. Being polite doesn’t help with instructions. Only clarity. And we usually assume politeness because otherwise we only put on a little carrot and they’re upset. Something more clear like “only a little bit of carrot” or “carrots but go light on em” is much more helpful
Top notch Wright Fight, fantastic
wright saying “don’t be mean i’m australian” was so funny to me idk why
The most hilarious part is, they're both correct. XD
Instagram screenshots of a tumblr thread brought me here. I have never seen a more beautiful work of art than this
I'm so glad this post came across my Tumblr dash XD
as someone who's not American nor australian and has English as a second language, the most baffling thing for me is them outright fighting over what's basically simple cultural differences.
the same vegetable called bell pepper in USA and capsicum in Australia? both names are perfectly valid and hey - over here, it's Bulgarian pepper. but we did understand what they meant, and that's most important.
also, I'm sad we don't have a carrot as an option in subway. I'd put that in my sub as well (big fan of carrot)
As a USAmerican, I can confirm American's get unreasonably argumentative over cultural differences 😂🥲 and yea! Some shredded or julienned carrot sounds good on a sandwich!
welp, came here from tumblr and this is immediately going in my faves.
As a Publix Deli employee, we also don't have carrots as an option. But we do have your usual stuff. And yes we even have a way to make your sub into a salad with actual salad bases and choices.
Edgeworth is gonna go crazy when he finds out about banh mi lmaooooo
Coming from new Zealand I can't believe you wouldn't have grated carrot as a vegetable option
this makes me so happy
can anyone find the hall of the mountain king version of this meme/argument?
I'm fucking CRYING
Here from Tumblr
niko!!
i am so glad i found this masterpiece
What the hell is going on at Australian subway?
Thank you for making this
I love this hahahah