@zentreya Which one are we talking about, the background or suit itself
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Giovani / EFS
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@fuckyeahsteve_ Can't hate you for that, as we're quick to react to something I'm afraid so, and hopefully OP explains what "developing vegan ube ice cream" is in their viewpoint. I give this engagement about one more day before it calms down
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@Giovanior3FS And that’s on pinoys and their kneejeek reaction. “White person” “ube” “develop” and people already thought gentriification, which isn’t even the right word for this context.
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Ice cream isn’t vegan. Ice cream only becomes vegan when you replace dairy. Hope this helps.
Giovani / EFS@Giovanior3FS
@prfct4l8nyts The misunderstanding begins with the word "Vegan Ube Ice Cream" if he mentions "Vegan" last, we wouldn't be here. He should've said the recipe is already vegan where he originated and taken it for his vegan customers
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@fuckyeahsteve_ Hence the misunderstanding, as it may be developed to the US audience perspective but to us, that ain't development
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@fuckyeahsteve_ Yes, I understand your standard ice cream is made with dairy but because of the algorithm, his post landed on a Filipino audience as well because the word "Ube" Since both have different standards when making ice scream we gotten ourselves a clash between standards
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@mlbbfess Wait for like 1 and half a year that they can change themed like they kept making mecha/sci-fi skin
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ml! Iya sih unik, iya sih burungnya beda dari yang lain. tapi skin di ml dengan tema underwater gini udah ada sebanyak ini, ga bosen? serius mau nambah lagi???
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ml! NEW ZETIAN SKIN SURVEY! Wdyt guys? Mewah parah yaa!
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@AthenasAdventrs @c0llinsworld @citizen_mask By how the algorithm works and ube is still being talked about, this post would land on any Filipino algorithm
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@Giovanior3FS @c0llinsworld @citizen_mask They probably thought maybe 20 people they know would see that post and you cant edit tweets.
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going “uwu this is for AAPI and Pride”
while being condescending to filipinos telling you that the dessert was already vegan
shows all of your original post was for brownie points with white allies and not actually for the asian or queer people you apparently did this for
Julian K. Jarboe@JulianKJarboe
oh sorry as a professional I'll make sure only to produce sufficiently white flavors of a globally beloved dessert
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@fuckyeahsteve_ Literally misunderstanding between demographics, and because of the algorithm this landed onto our algorithm and raise a eyebrow on what OP posted
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@fuckyeahsteve_ The thing is, milk is expensive here and the alternative use is coconut milk which is cheaper for street vendors to use (which we are familiar with the most) The is why we say ube ice cream is already vegan friendly
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@dandelionCedar I may be part of this mess, Algorithm has part of this, the word "Ube" went to the Filipino algorithm and sees his post alone not his other post nor him being a vegan ice cream seller
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On average, Filipinos (including me) will only get the meaning that are commonly associated with something (because of our current education is pretty much bad), like this engagement development is mostly associated that you made/discover something new to our knowledge
micelle@micimicelle
English was forced fed to us the moment we are born and we have studied it our entire life but we dont know what words mean Awesome, wow.
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@AthenasAdventrs @c0llinsworld @citizen_mask If so, he could say the vegan version of ube ice cream doesn't exist nor someone selling in his current location in his original post, which helps with the misunderstanding
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@Giovanior3FS @c0llinsworld @citizen_mask The current best selling Ube ice cream in America is not vegan. Hope this helps.
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@Deepstab1 @c0llinsworld @citizen_mask Yes, I do admit on my part and that's the way I am, quite a bad habit of mine
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@Giovanior3FS @c0llinsworld @citizen_mask So you admit its a misunderstanding but still double down for some reason?
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@DowMy6 @librengsapatos_ Again, if OP hadn't mention "Vegan" next to "Ube Ice cream" only mention the recipe he has taken is already vegan-friendly for his customer, we wouldn't be here
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@librengsapatos_ mas may clear explanation daw
he developed his own UBE that is for production in his own business/kitchen
OPs explanation is so bad though kaya nagalit tayo halos
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ang kapal ng mukha mong palabasin na mangmang at walang alam ang mga pinoy eh ang dali dali ng ingles kaya agad namin malaman ang subtext at read between the lines. and tangina mong amerikano ka dahil yang mga amerikano ang nagtarak sa baga namin ng paggamit ng panget niyong wika
Aly&AJ Shady Facts@SITINHELLWITHU_
Filipinos mad as fuck in this poor guy’s replies because they don’t understand what “developing a recipe” means 😭😭😭
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@c0llinsworld @citizen_mask Again, the word "Vegan" is what misunderstanding started this engagement. If he just tweaked his post we wouldn't be here
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@citizen_mask they specified that it's vegan because they are american and work at an american ice cream parlor selling american ice cream which is usually not vegan
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@prfct4l8nyts The misunderstanding begins with the word "Vegan Ube Ice Cream" if he mentions "Vegan" last, we wouldn't be here.
He should've said the recipe is already vegan where he originated and taken it for his vegan customers
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Let's all be honest, the terminology used here implied ownership, and there is also the absence of cultural sensitivity, that's why many of us got offended.
Julian K. Jarboe@JulianKJarboe
I worked really hard on developing a vegan ube ice cream recipe for work and look how pretty she is! Zero artificial colors or flavors, and maybe the perfect special to bridge AAPI and Pride months.
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@Furry_Jorkle @sophialapurse That's the thing, demographic differences, if he explains it carefully on what he did for both sides can understand. If the OP said "The recipe originated is a vegan-friendly" in the end instead "vegan ube ice cream" early we wouldn't be here to begin with
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@Giovanior3FS @sophialapurse because most ice cream around here isn't vegan in the first place which is why it is an important clarification but here you all are jumping down a man's threat for the crime of doing something with food.
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Bcoz the op is saying he's developing a vegan ube without using artificial flavors when ube ice cream itself is vegan with no artificial flavors
Aly&AJ Shady Facts@SITINHELLWITHU_
Filipinos mad as fuck in this poor guy’s replies because they don’t understand what “developing a recipe” means 😭😭😭
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OP wouldn't be defending himself and us Filipinos bashing him for "Developing vegan Ube ice cream" if OP didn't add "Vegan" and explaining normal of OP method and equipment he uses
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English is already a confusing language due to how some words have similar meaning only different from their status on their environment
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To the original post of yours, we all got misunderstandings including me, because of the word "Vegan" and which made the word "Develop" became associated with you inventing something new
Julian K. Jarboe@JulianKJarboe
Hey guys: "developing a recipe" literally means researching it and finding a way to make it work in a given kitchen. I absolutely make this as Filipino genuine as possible, on purpose. It's not at all a claim of invention.
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@BickuriB0x @seeyoucaerls If he posts something in advance for the context on why this is a developed recipe or changes some words like removing "vegan" this engagement wouldn't be exist
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@BickuriB0x @seeyoucaerls The misunderstanding here is the "Vegan Ube Ice Cream" and which made the word "develop" associated with him inventing something new in his original post
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edi gamitin mo yung mga salita na recreated o inspired. sinasabi mo na nagresearch ka eh bat di mo pa ni-phrase sa paraang irerecognize yung mga pinoy na nagsimula niyan. out of all words you chose "develop"?
Julian K. Jarboe@JulianKJarboe
Hey guys: "developing a recipe" literally means researching it and finding a way to make it work in a given kitchen. I absolutely make this as Filipino genuine as possible, on purpose. It's not at all a claim of invention.
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