I was at great america in Alexandira and there was two incidents. when I enter the restaurant there was this asian lady who cut in front of this African American. The guy told her she cut in front and she left the restaurant. Then When I was getting my food this lady cut in front of me. (different chinsee lady) do they not have lines in china? I told the guy that maybe they don't have lines in China and he laughed so hard it was funny. But if anyone been to china do they have lines there?

why do people believe that all asians = chinese people? i'm vietnamese and it is unfathomable how some people think asians = chinese
aka, some guy gets pissed by two random insolent asian guys and makes some stereotype about asian people. ayyyy LMAO
and yea those chinese have lines, no shit.


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No idea but some Korean woman was honking at me while I was getting gas the other day because I suppose I wasn't moving fast enough. I didn't feel like being super confrontational although I was heated so I just flipped her the bird and drove off. Not going to jail over petty bullshit that can easily be avoided.

A Wyatt Man Wrote:
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> No idea but some Korean woman was honking at me
> while I was getting gas the other day because I
> suppose I wasn't moving fast enough. I didn't feel
> like being super confrontational although I was
> heated so I just flipped her the bird and drove
> off. Not going to jail over petty bullshit that
> can easily be avoided.

Good advice. I ask myself what would a nigger do in this situation and then do the opposite.

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Fjdjkfkgkgo Wrote:
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> A Wyatt Man Wrote:
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> > No idea but some Korean woman was honking at me
> > while I was getting gas the other day because I
> > suppose I wasn't moving fast enough. I didn't
> feel
> > like being super confrontational although I was
> > heated so I just flipped her the bird and drove
> > off. Not going to jail over petty bullshit that
> > can easily be avoided.
>
> Good advice. I ask myself what would a nigger do
> in this situation and then do the opposite.


WWAND… lol.

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Because in their crowded countries rudeness and sharp elbows are a survival mechanism. Encountering literally hundreds of em in tour groups in western Canada, abandoning the sidewalks for the street and ducking into doorways became a 'survival' mechanism on my part. When on the move they never make eye contact or even acknowledge your presence in their line of travel. Constant spitting in public and picture taking of the most ridiculous things seems to be a common cultural attribute. Photographing a cardboard moose in front of a McDonalds while two massive bull elk stood grazing across the street being one example.

I once saw a white guy and his asian wife with their little kid in Manhattan in July and they encouraged her to poop near the sidewalk like a dog. WTF? It was the grossest thing ever. How can the white guy act like he is in his wife's home country? I was reading about it online and it says pooping or peeing on the street is very common in asia.

hmmikd Wrote:
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> I once saw a white guy and his asian wife with
> their little kid in Manhattan in July and they
> encouraged her to poop near the sidewalk like a
> dog. WTF? It was the grossest thing ever. How can
> the white guy act like he is in his wife's home
> country? I was reading about it online and it says
> pooping or peeing on the street is very common in
> asia.

These were known as Benjo ditches in Japan in the early days. Maybe they still have them and oh did they stink. I spent 2 years in Japan and I know they smelled awful. 3rd world Asians.

hmmikd Wrote:
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> I once saw a white guy and his asian wife with
> their little kid in Manhattan in July and they
> encouraged her to poop near the sidewalk like a
> dog. WTF? It was the grossest thing ever. How can
> the white guy act like he is in his wife's home
> country? I was reading about it online and it says
> pooping or peeing on the street is very common in
> asia.

And it's legal now in NYC under de blasio.

Littering has been ok in DC for decades. Cops will watch niggers throw fast food bags out the window of their cars and aren't allowed to stop them or do anything about it.

We don't like long line at market, if too long, dog meat no more fresh!

No, they do not have concept of lines in china, or india or really anywhere outside of the westernized world. The Japanese don't have this problem.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/frank-h-wu/why-wont-the-chinese-line_b_5387959.html

The chinese have no manners in china. Their kids poop in the streets, everyone spits everywhere and is out to screw one another over in any way they can. Can't blame them when the communists went and made everyone equally poor.

There is a lack of what we like to call a "personal bubble" in Asian cultures. If [hypothetically] they are waiting in line behind you, they'll be right up on your neck. I personally enjoy a naive quick-turnaround to brush em back a bit.

My favorite was when an Asian lady kept nudging my back on the metro to make me get off the train faster. I kindly let her go in front of me, then gave her one of those middle school trips where you kick one leg behind the other.

they are the worst on Metro. They wait until the train is almost at the station, then start worming their way to the front to be the first one out, cutting in front of everyone who was standing there waiting. These are dinks who ride the train every day and know the people they're screwing as they see them daily.

They do the same thing at movies and events. Come late and then try and worm their way to the front because they're a small short race and they don't give a shit about what anyone says or thinks when they do it. The only way to stop them is to block them and, when they push and nudge is the use our superior size and strength to push and nudge them back.

When totalitarianism was at its worst, anyone who tried to be fair and courteous at the market, which had hardly anything for sale, would have been pushed aside to eventually starve. You had to throw your elbows or you would leave empty-handed. The vestiges of Communism continue to affect people who have endured it. They recall hunger, and they are driven by it.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/frank-h-wu/why-wont-the-chinese-line_b_5387959.html

Trumpster Wrote:
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> hmmikd Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > I once saw a white guy and his asian wife with
> > their little kid in Manhattan in July and they
> > encouraged her to poop near the sidewalk like a
> > dog. WTF? It was the grossest thing ever. How
> can
> > the white guy act like he is in his wife's home
> > country? I was reading about it online and it
> says
> > pooping or peeing on the street is very common
> in
> > asia.
>
> These were known as Benjo ditches in Japan in the
> early days. Maybe they still have them and oh did
> they stink. I spent 2 years in Japan and I know
> they smelled awful. 3rd world Asians.


They're known as designated shitting streets in India.

'Chinsee' people don't like standing in line because they're too cheap to buy anything.

I've been to China and people don't wait in line there. They just bum rush the front. My wife and I picked up on this quickly and just joined in the melee. We laughed about it constantly.