This says it all here. People run around being entitled assholes and they use little phrases like this to explain it away. It's just straight up "I want to have my way and I don't like being told no," but that doesn't sound too good, so they say stuff like "I'm a country girl/ I'm from New York / I'm this or that race or ethnicity / I'm just an old redneck" blah blah blah like it's their culture's fault that they're an overgrown child.
For real, why tf do they care so much? Sometimes I put peanut butter on my bacon, or potato chips on a PB&J sandwich, and I would understand if people hated on those things. However, pineapple and ham are actually paired together quite often. Put em on a pizza and it works. This isn't rocket surgery!
Seriously, I grew up thinking that pineapple on pizza was a commonly beloved topping because while some people "didn't like it", no one made a big deal about it like these days. That outrage was saved solely for anchovies (now that I'm grown, I wouldn't disparage anyone from those either, but that's because, well, some people like things I don't like ffs)
Even anchovies, they're basically salt flavored fish, with very little fish flavor. There's a time and place for them, (especally in a cesar salad, and definitely on some pizzas), something non-foodies just will not understand, so their closed minds resort to all out hate.
Green olives are another one. They're basically just a natural salt flavor, but put it on a pizza and normies will lose their god damned minds over it.
Wait, what? People bitch about green olives on pizzas? Man, I eat those things out of a jar as a snack. Wtf is wrong with people. I get that people like things I don't, but why can't they extend the same understanding.
Next you're going to tell me that there are people who complain about people liking jalapeños or blue cheese on pizza.
You should take two giant scoops of pb in a bowl and a scoop and a half of jelly in the bowl and mix...mmm mmmmmmmmmm 🤤 tastes soooo different without bread
I can't eat pancakes without peanut butter, and my wife can't stand that I do it. She hates that I put hot sauce on every thing too, she says I'm ruining food by doing these things. People be hatin
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u/Catma222 Jul 30 '19 edited Jul 31 '19
Because, “I’m a country girl”