Sup Forums have you preordered your traditional Japanese Christmas dinner yet?
Sup Forums have you preordered your traditional Japanese Christmas dinner yet?
Charles Wood
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Hunter Long
So is KFC in Japan any better than the American stuff?
Cooper Butler
It's way better in Australia, I can tell you that much.
Chicken quality was garbage until early/mid 2000s, then almost every fast food place here suddenly became substantially better.
Easton Allen
No, because a japanese christmas not only requires chicken, it also requires a lover.
Charles Richardson
Not going to lie, all of that looks good. I'd get all three.
Henry Lee
> tfw your country doesn't have kfc
Eli Allen
KFC is no joke in Japan:
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Lincoln Fisher
>KFC
>not popeye's
Lincoln Lewis
Popeyes isn't Christmas
William Price
>the Curse of the Colonel was used to explain the team's subsequent 18-year losing streak
Lucas Miller
We always do it in my house
Julian Moore
Yes, by leaps and bounds. It's not even legal to serve the kind of chicken in american KFCs in Japan. It's also not staffed by niggers to serve niggers.
Ian Cook
The KFC I had in Tokyo was 10/10.
They serve mash potato as a side option and its perfect to dip your chicken in.
Joseph Peterson
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Oliver Stewart
Is the chicken really that much better? I want to believe.
Kayden Turner
Colonel is serious business.
Leo Green
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Carson Ortiz
I will this weekend.
Cooper Long
What did they mean by this?
Anthony Martin
unmarried women over 25 are called "Christmas Cakes" in japan. Basically, if they don't have a husband by the time they hit that age, maybe something's wrong with them or something. Their teacher, who walks by, is a Christmas cake herself.
If I remember correctly, either in the show or the manga, or both, there's a scene where she buys a stale cake and laments something along the lines of "Everyone's crazy; we're still good!" while eating it. Alone.
Jason Baker
Does the chicken look like it's actually from the poster unlike the British and American ones?
Also why do Japanese love KFC so much, is it because The Colonel look like Miyazaki?
Mason Bennett
KFC was one of the very first American franchises to open in Asian countries. Clever marketing by the Japan division made people associate fried chicken with Christmas dinner.
Zachary Cox
The specific line was "It's not leftovers. It's not leftovers."
Jayden Stewart
>Fried chicken associated with Christmas
I still don't understand