The world in a week of groceries

[Witchyjoshy]

I have no idea how to even get Mexican Cola.

[ironbite]

Hope the fence.

[Osama bin Bambi]

I have no idea how to even get Mexican Cola.

You can buy them in bulk at some supermarkets.

Also:



I don't get the people who insist that their cries of "WHITE PRIDE!" should be taken as completely harmless, especially because many of those people who say it coincidentally also want to kill/expel/persecute me (and many other people).

[Shane for Wax]

I have no idea how to even get Mexican Cola.

We have a Mexican store nearby that sells it in like 1.5 liter bottles.

[The Right Honourable Mlle Antéchrist]

Racial pride (and gay pride, etc.) = believing you can overcome adversary and refusing to let society make you believe that you're less of a person for differing from the majority. White people (and straight people, etc.) don't need pride in this context.

(Also, I'm assuming this was meant for the Things People Say on the Internet thread?)

[Osama bin Bambi]

Racial pride (and gay pride, etc.) = believing you can overcome adversary and refusing to let society make you believe that you're less of a person for differing from the majority. White people (and straight people, etc.) don't need pride in this context.

(Also, I'm assuming this was meant for the Things People Say on the Internet thread?)

Derp, my bad. I'm tired today

[kefkaownsall]

/Mexico consumes more Coke then any other nation.  The KFC in China is accurate (although if they did Japan they would need McDonalds)

[Shane for Wax]

Also Germans tend to drink beer for what amounts to breakfast. At least in Bavaria. I found to my great delight.

[RavynousHunter]

I have no idea how to even get Mexican Cola.

We have a Mexican store nearby that sells it in like 1.5 liter bottles.

Shit, in VA, you can find it in grocery stores.  500ml bottles of Mexican Coke products: Coke, Mountain Dew, etc.  All glass bottles, and you need a bottle opener to pry 'em open, but they're fairly cheap and fairly good.

[TheL]

Wow, India, that's a LOT of naan bread.  Mmmmm.

[Sixth Monarchist]

I'm also interested in exactly which families they chose. Considering that almost every country has bountiful amounts of food (some of which barely fit in the shot) and then Chad suddenly has almost nothing but a few sacks, the economic disparity might be larger than they're letting on. I'm not sure that all of them are from the same relative economic standing.

Yeah, the people in Chad seem to be pitched up in a fucking tent*, whereas the Chinese family seem to be a lower-middle class lot (which might put them in the Chinese 1%, for all I know). The French seem kinda poor, and the Italians have a crazy amount of bread (none of it Crazy Bread).

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*their regular tents being in the background.

[chitoryu12]

I'm also interested in exactly which families they chose. Considering that almost every country has bountiful amounts of food (some of which barely fit in the shot) and then Chad suddenly has almost nothing but a few sacks, the economic disparity might be larger than they're letting on. I'm not sure that all of them are from the same relative economic standing.

Yeah, the people in Chad seem to be pitched up in a fucking tent*, whereas the Chinese family seem to be a lower-middle class lot (which might put them in the Chinese 1%, for all I know). The French seem kinda poor, and the Italians have a crazy amount of bread (none of it Crazy Bread).

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*their regular tents being in the background.

Actually, the huge overcrowding in China makes me think that they're, at worst, regular middle class. I could never accuse that French family of being poor; look at how many furnishings they have and how full the bookshelf in the back is, as well as how much space is visible in the background. I've met rather wealthy families with less of a house than that. The Kuwaiti family is probably upper-middle class. The Ecuadorian family looks like a bunch of poor farmers, which doesn't mesh at all with the apparently urban/suburban families in the rest of the photos.