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The notion that snobbery "ruins" the category seems like an expression of drama. There is, as there has always been, an uncountable amount of non-"snobby" beer,
by happytoexplain 4y ago
The notion that snobbery "ruins" the category seems like an expression of drama. There is, as there has always been, an uncountable amount of non-"snobby" beer, bourbon, barbecue, and pizza (even for each individual's definition of "snobby"). Additionally, if you are anything like the many people I know who hate "snobby" things, you may be lumping some just-plain-good things under that description simply because of a focus on imagery and identity.
- version_five 4y agoAs a counterpoint, there times when I'm in a city traveling for work and I'd like to get a normal meal (burger, pizza, comfort food, etc) but all I can find is an overpriced hipster modern riff on said meal, or a really shitty chain version.