/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>9957209
It's increasingly common in the millennial generation. You should understand that many people are still living with their parents well into their 20s due to poor socialization and underdeveloped problematization caused by rampant video game addiction. They've even taken to deriding problem solving skills by associating it with so-called "social justice warriors" (in their world view, "justice" is bad). And they come up with elaborate conspiracy theories for why nobody will hire them, "diversity quotas" and so on. It has caused a real talent crunch especially in the tech industry which has had to use a combination of outsourcing and H1-B visas to fill the gaps at the lower ranks when in previous generations youngsters came out of school fully equipped for the job market.

So we have men in their 30s who spend their entire lives complaining online about the "roasties" and the "shitskins" denying them sex and stealing their jerrrbs. And of course, eating crustless mayonnaise sandwiches on white bread.

tl;dr it depends how you define "adult", pic related it's me

>>9854805
Not really. What does piss me off is when shops fuck around with vague relative words like "small/medium/large" or worse yet "regular/large/extra large", and nobody working the register knows what ounces or milliliters are or any other unit of volume, so you have to ask them to perform an interpretive dance in order to understand what your'e getting

Also, there's a spot near me that does these limited batch brews of "fancy" coffee like Jamaica Blue or Esmeralda Gesha on surprise random days to trick people into coming more often. They sell them as loss leaders but they only offer them in "regular" which at that place means 8 oz cups. Who the fuck drinks 8 ounces of basket drip coffee? Do I look like a cardiac patient to you? Fuck you. And if I want to pay them more for a real cup they say no.

Pic related it's me

>>9769562
Get out of here with your reasonable point of views, I'm here to take an extreme position and fight about it from a position of ignorance

>>9724929
Not that guy, but as someone who grew up eating avocados it will never cease to amuse me how assblasted people get over them. So you have a fruit available to you now that you didn't have in 2005. The expected reaction would be "oh that's nice" or "sounds great!" or "I don't care" but instead we have this species of cantankerous... I hesitate to say old because this is 4chan, so maybe kids pretending to seem old, who literally get angry and offended when one of their peers DARES to eat the exotic new fruit.

Things are just going to change more, and faster. Deal with it or you're going to have a hard life, anon.