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A lot of people have misconception that all Indian food is oily and strong in smell but that's far from true. That is the primary reason given for excluding Ind
by searchableguy 4y ago
A lot of people have misconception that all Indian food is oily and strong in smell but that's far from true. That is the primary reason given for excluding Indian tenants everywhere.
For some reason, north Indian food is over represented by a significant margin. On top of it, people expect restaurant style food to be cooked at home except nobody does that. Most young people do not use strong ghee or spices. With proper ventilation, it is not a problem at all.
- throwaway0a5e 4y agoThere is no shortage of contexts in which HN will happily tell me it is not ok for me to be able to do something because there are some other people who might do it wrong in a way that has some minor negative effect on others (heck, half the time the effect isn't even guaranteed, it's just a risk) and I should just bend over and take it with a grin because that's the pro social thing to do. Why is this any different? And to be clear, IDGAF about Indian food. IDGAF about people who microwave fish in the office. My dispute is with cognitive dissonance.