david678

@Johan_Gillman det här med skillnaden mellan bidrag och avdrag är inte så enkelt för alla att förstå. Sedan tror jag hon syftar på ROT när hon säger 50,000 i månaden, men det är ju förstås per år hon menar.

En taxichaffis sliter 24/7 och klagar på att bidragsfamiljer får mer än honom. Nooshi: Det är miljardärerna som får bidraaaag. Taxichaffis: Eh neh. Det är Ahmed i Tensta. Bidragsbedrägeriet... 💁🏽

@futuretrunks2 @Dashytwo I am quite confident I have seen a lot more than you little fella.

@david67817 @Dashytwo You haven’t seen the world buddy

This is literally the worst culinary region in the world

@futuretrunks2 @Dashytwo Swedish Meatballs. Danish Smørrebrød.

@david67817 @Dashytwo Name one famous dish (Denmark/Sweden) that everyone in the world knows; just like pizza. You can’t.

@BeingFucking @Ecxsis @Naxela2 @Dashytwo In theory, yes. But I don’t think that the US specifically has what it takes, but in theory ofc. Look at Tokyo, one city, 160 Michelin starred restaurants. I don’t see your point?

@Ecxsis @david67817 @Naxela2 @Dashytwo You'd think NYC could produce more Michelin star restaurants in a metropolitan area with a higher population than Denmark then?

@teddybearsmaid @Dashytwo Yes, so stars per million people then, US = 0,8 SWE = 2,2 UK = 3,1 DK = 6,31 US is so far down they are not even in the top 20 list.

@david67817 @Dashytwo Denmark 38. Sweden 24. US 276. UK 230.

@Penguinstrophe @Dashytwo Other than 4 omakases with Michelin stars in Sweden there are literally 0 Italian or Asian Michelin starred restaurants in Sweden

@david67817 @Dashytwo Most of them are Italian or Asian

@thorkahh @Steenog1 @Dashytwo You couldn’t connect Norsisk to Nordisk? Damn

@david67817 @Steenog1 @Dashytwo I am deadass

@thorkahh @Steenog1 @Dashytwo He meant to write nordisk and you know it. Don’t play this game, just makes you look stupid.

@david67817 @Steenog1 @Dashytwo It genuinely isn’t a word bro Norsisk?

@thorkahh @Steenog1 @Dashytwo That’s a answer you give when you don’t have an answer. Just give up and realise that that Denmark, in the last couple of years, has become one of the great culinary countries of the world. I think very few professional chefs would disagree.

@Steenog1 @david67817 @Dashytwo Norsisk? Der ikke en ord

@thorkahh @Klon159Private @Dashytwo So then he is a cunt?

@Klon159Private @david67817 @Dashytwo That cunt ain’t nun to me

@thorkahh @Klon159Private @Dashytwo Ah so you’re not even danish, that explains it.

@thorkahh @Dashytwo No, I’ve been there and tried the food. It’s not French or Turkish or whatever the fuck you think it is. Imagine you actually believe every great chef in you country is only cooking food from outside of Denmark, or with no connection to danish roots? I bet you’re not that stupid.

@david67817 @Dashytwo ai slop explaination you can’t explain a single thing ur brain is fried no wonder u guys let the Nazis in to our country

@thorkahh @Dashytwo And he can explain to you, since you don’t seem to like google

@thorkahh @Dashytwo You’re wrong, go tell chef Eric at Jordnær that his food has nothing to do with danish cuisine.

@Ecxsis @Naxela2 @Dashytwo And population density has nothing to do with it, and if it did, it would be to the favor of Denmark in this discussion .

@david67817 @Naxela2 @Dashytwo Per capita doesn’t take into account population scarcity across a huge country. Denmark has 6M people and is about the size of Vermont.. New York City alone blows the entire country out of the comparison

@Ecxsis @Naxela2 @Dashytwo What’s so hard to understand with per capita ?

@SpeckerJackson @nuBAGsy @Dashytwo You’re from Kansas dude, have you ever been to any of these restaurants? Or even countries?

@david67817 @nuBAGsy @Dashytwo This isn’t true, don’t use AI buddy.

@SpeckerJackson @nuBAGsy @Dashytwo It is true, go to the Michelin website and read.

@zogiswatching @nuBAGsy @Dashytwo I have, much better than American food, in general.

@david67817 @nuBAGsy @Dashytwo Go eat some swedish food then come back

@Naxela2 @Dashytwo Hence per capita. What are you missing?

@david67817 @Dashytwo I don't know that per capita is a good measure here. The competition gets tighter as population size increases.