There's a comment floating somewhere else around here which points out that hypocrisy in and of itself doesn't invalidate an argument. (And, it doesn't seem impossible to me that people who highlight others' privileged social status are equally accepting of their own privilege and how it helps them talk over others.)

It would be a weird law to implement.

This makes sense. I mean, he said he saw it, so it must have actually happened and must be a universal truth. As we know, no one ever lies, exaggerates, misinterprets, or hastily generalises.

As we know, being from socially privileged groups automatically disqualifies someone from giving a shit about those not in privileged groups.

The entire whining and hand-wringing about the ~PC police~ is really entirely just people upset that they can't say awful stupid shit in public without being made fun of or criticised.

Isn't that every episode, though?

The version I've always known gave the translation, "You thought you were the only one who could turn into a car?!"

If they keep eating like this guy, that won't take long at all.

I have the same problem, but I eventually decided to just switch to burrito bowls. It gives me the illusion that it's a tad healthier (which it actually isn't, since they give you more of each thing in a bowl, but shhhh let me pretend), and you don't end up feeling like an asshole asking someone to wrap what's…

Enjoying things at a restaurant? Fascist.

To be entirely fair, that's how most of us are going to die, so that doesn't really say much.

I stopped for the most part when I realised I could never mock them as well as they mock themselves.