/ck/ - Food & Cooking

That feel when just began working in a kitchen with an entirely sandnigger staff, from the chef down to the dishwashers.

>"Umm, Ahmed?"
>"Yea?"
>"I just saw like 5 roaches crawl behind the oven"
>"So? You never worked in a kitchen with roaches before?"
>"Um. No, I haven't."
>*blank stare*

>"I finished school already."
>"What do you mean?"
>"Well, I graduated. I have a high school diploma."
>Entire kitchen drops everything and stares at me.
>Guy I'm talking too is at a loss for words

>"So do you smoke?"
>"No."
>Once again the entire kitchen drops everything and stares at me
>Guy pulls out a pack of cigarettes and waves it at me
>"Wanna start?"

H-hold me, /ck/.

So it's been basically confirmed that crustaceans feel pain in the same way that invertebrates do.

So what's your excuse for bringing unbearable torture upon them now, /ck/?

>inb4it's tasty - chicken is also tasty, which you boil a chicken alive?

http://www.natureworldnews.com/articles/3389/20130807/experiments-show-crabs-lobsters-experience-pain.htm

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>>4316920

>Go to America
>Order an iced coffee
>They give me an actual coffee with ice cubes in it
>mfw

Not so much a complaint as it is confusion. It took this happening to me twice to realize that that's actually what an iced coffee is in America.