Niggers Eating Cornstarch - And any other weird nigger food related shit

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you notice that the people never care about the price. Even when he says, "don't forget the bev," and they always accept it
while you might be right about this stuff all coming out of EBT for many people
i think you're wrong in assuming this entirely by the fact that they never care about the price

i think that can be chalked up moreso to the fact that
1. most of the people who eat there are high as fuck
2. they go there to be filmed, they want to be filmed, they wanna feel cool for being 'in' on it
3. he's not going to post the ones that go "eyyo what the fuck is THIS SHIT? i didn't pay for THAT, fuck outta here", only the ones that love it
 
Viewed differently, the maximum monthly allotment (what you would get with no or very low income) is $292 for a household of one, but that's a pretty generous amount as well.
If you have no income it's not much, because that means you have no home and this no way to cook, so you'd end up spending on pre-made food which is a lot more expensive. It's actually a lot of money for anyone with access to a kitchen though.
 
If you have no income it's not much, because that means you have no home and this no way to cook, so you'd end up spending on pre-made food which is a lot more expensive. It's actually a lot of money for anyone with access to a kitchen though.
You could get cold prefried chicken wings at the local store with EBT, but if you wanted them warm from the fryer NO DICE NUH UH! Things may have changed because this was many years ago when I had to use them, but I was always just baffled by that.
 
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You could get cold prefried chicken wings at the local store with EBT, but if you wanted them warm from the fryer NO DICE NUH UH! Things may have changed because this was many years ago when I had to use them, but I was always just baffled by that.
I read in some areas you can get hot food, but yeah, that limitation probably exists purely out of spite :story:
 
You could get cold prefried chicken wings at the local store with EBT, but if you wanted them warm from the fryer NO DICE NUH UH! Things may have changed because this was many years ago when I had to use them, but I was always just baffled by that.
>EBT pays for cheap corporate pigfeed that benefits large snack corporations, which has the bonus result of making people fat and addicted to said food
>Doesn't pay for decent warm meals that people are going to want and buy anyway
Gee, makes no sense to me
 
Maybe a slight powerlevel but I worked in a convenience store when I was fresh out of college, and every fucking day there would be people coming in to use their EBT card exclusively on random goyslop (first of the month was always particularly hellish). Frozen food, snacks, candy, etc. And the left-wing "people" that simp for these retards will say shit like "POOR PEOPLE CAN BE ALLOWED TO TREAT THEMSELVES, CHUD!"

Yeah, that's nice and all, but why the fuck is the government allowing you to buy cheetos with welfare money?
 
If you have no income it's not much, because that means you have no home and this no way to cook, so you'd end up spending on pre-made food which is a lot more expensive. It's actually a lot of money for anyone with access to a kitchen though.
You generally (with a few exceptions) can't buy hot food with SNAP. Needless to say there's tons of bureaucratic bullshit around it, and sometimes they make new exceptions, like Abbott in Texas recently did, allowing SNAP recipients to buy hot foods after a disaster. And like the guy right after your post pointed out, you can sometimes get premade food like wings if they're cold and then microwave them if you're in a store with a microwave.

And some homeless shelters have cooking facilities though this can be difficult because the fuckups who use them often, well, fuck them up. If you know the Lucas Werner thread, he routinely fucks up kitchens at the shelters/group homes he's in with absolutely repulsive concoctions.
Yeah, that's nice and all, but why the fuck is the government allowing you to buy cheetos with welfare money?
Because it would cost even more to hire some huge team of power tripping fuckhead bureaucrats to maintain some enormous list of every single product in the country and whether or not you're allowed to buy it, and keep updating it constantly for all eternity.

And if you don't have a kitchen, you're more or less limited to that kind of garbage. If anything, the Farm Bill should quit subsidizing shit like high fructose corn syrup (and corn products in general) so it's super cheap and instead subsidize shit is actually healthy. But Congress is basically owned by the corn lobby.
 
POOR PEOPLE CAN BE ALLOWED TO TREAT THEMSELVES, CHUD!
some people view everything in the world as if someone, or something, is "permitting" it
they don't comprehend natural causes and logical conclusions, someone is allowing it
it's not that "a poor person probably *shouldn't* be spending so much money on snacks" or "a poor person likely *wouldn't choose* to do it", they can't think that way, everything is determined by some knowing force, someone isn't """letting""" them do those things

to make a hyperbolic analogy:
if they run and fall on their ass and eat shit on the pavement, they won't ask why it happened, they'll ask "what for?"
if you tell them 2+2=4 they won't wonder how come, they'll demand to know why you won't let it be 5 or 6, why you think 2=2 isn't "allowed" to be 5
 
Maybe a slight powerlevel but I worked in a convenience store when I was fresh out of college, and every fucking day there would be people coming in to use their EBT card exclusively on random goyslop (first of the month was always particularly hellish). Frozen food, snacks, candy, etc. And the left-wing "people" that simp for these retards will say shit like "POOR PEOPLE CAN BE ALLOWED TO TREAT THEMSELVES, CHUD!"

Yeah, that's nice and all, but why the fuck is the government allowing you to buy cheetos with welfare money?
I remember watching a streamer I follow talk about the period where he worked in a collectibles and tabletop gaming store a long time ago. The store was not in the nicer part of town and he talked about how like clockwork the first couple of days every single month the same people would come in and suspiciously drop hundreds of dollars on booster boxes of Yugioh and Magic The Gathering. They were very clearly abusing the welfare system and when he talked to the store owner about it naturally the owner shut him down because these retards were blowing their gubmint money at his store so he stood to gain something from it, rather than let the streamer do the right thing and file reports on all those freeloaders.

I bring up that story because as pointed out nobody who accepts EBT is going to do anything about this because just like the gaming store owner they stand to gain financially from figuring out how to get around the rules in order to accept SNAP benefits. Case in point, "we can't sell you hot wings from the warmer but we just so happen to have a box of those exact same wings in the cooler and a microwave over there that you can use and SNAP will cover those". I hate it.
 
Why WOULDN'T a large snack company fight for their products to be available with EBT and other types of welfare gibs? It's not like it's some big act of generosity on their part, they're still getting paid for it, they don't care one bit where the money comes from or who is loaning it, they still get it
Except now they get to act all kind and giving for "letting" poor people have access to their product, being available to this market puts them out of competition with the competitor company that doesn't make themselves available for welfare money, more of their product goes into more mouths

Why do you think brands like Coca Cola is regularly demanding all of their products be available with EBT and food stamps lest they take back all the "good favors" they do for local governments
 
I get she's sort of performing to a camera but the way she keeps going "Mmm mm-mm-mm mmm" over and over while eating is even weirder to me than what she's doing to that lobster (or the fact she's apparently set up a mukbang station in her car, or that neon moomin drink she's got going on). Something tells me she probably does that even when not making a video, I used to work with a woman like this who was incapable of just eating food without doing some bizarre performative enjoyment noises continually, and she was also both black and American. I asked her about it once and she claimed to have no idea she was doing it, which I don't believe. The only other time I've encountered something like this is literal children.
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I spent a while in Louisiana and nothing but good things to say about Cajun food (except that it’s so good it makes you fat) and the soul food place I went to was really nice too.

Yeah that’s true too but I still think there’s a HUGE genetic difference between people. There’s a lady who can sniff out Parkinson’s disease. I’ve asked loads of other mums if they can smell of their kids are going to get sick and maybe one in ten is all ‘yes of course’ while the others look at them like they’re insane.

Fresh garlic is different. Fresh onion too. There’s something about how they process onion powder that makes it completely repellent.

Perhaps I’m just over sensitive to it. a deaf friend once told me that she’s the same, and the parents at her kids school were all the same, and they’d actually complained about the amount of spices the kitchen was using to the point the kids (also hearing impaired) were becoming upset that they all stank when they went home. I’m convinced that some people have almost zero sense of smell and taste and some have a lot.
Thanks to an injury my sense of smell has become diminished but now I find myself enjoying spicier/stronger flavors and seeking them out more often. I am constantly paranoid about those flavors coming out of my pours given how bad some of the foreign exchange kids would smell in college. People say every culture smells different; diet as well as becoming nose blind to it plays a huge roll.
EDIT: Swear I have seen DoorDash and other food delivery services advertising being EBT eligible. That shit makes my blood boil. A friend used to work at a food bank and said two types of people show up. The ones in a gently used car who would buy only what they needed and the ones who would show up in a new full size SUV and buy the most expensive stuff maxing out their stamps/card.
 
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Quite a lot of the time you see people buying something ridiculously expensive with EBT (e.g., lobsters, high grade steaks, etc.), chances are they're selling it at a steep discount, and then taking the money from that to buy things EBT doesn't cover. Some particularly enterprising grocers will be the same ones selling and buying it (and selling and buying it, and selling and buying it) from their EBT patrons.

Having EBT cover junk food ultimately reduces this systemic fraud, waste, and abuse, because rather than buying $50 worth of lobster, to sell for $30, to buy $30 of crap calories, they can just buy $50 of crap calories directly. It's also pretty easy when you're seeing your man to fence your EBT lobsters to see if you can pick up some drugs since you're already there. Eliminating the necessity of the first transaction, reduces the opportunities for the second transaction. I suppose there's also some small fraction that were able to fool themselves into believing they were doing it to buy the foods their kids wanted, but funnily once it's all the same cash in their pocket they have enough for cigarettes and booze again.

In any case, regarding the woman in the CostCo EBT video, she confesses to committing entitlement fraud a couple times, so if she can be identified it sure would be a shame if someone were to make the relevant authorities aware of her illegal misappropriation of benefits.
 
You could get cold prefried chicken wings at the local store with EBT, but if you wanted them warm from the fryer NO DICE NUH UH! Things may have changed because this was many years ago when I had to use them, but I was always just baffled by that.
I read in some areas you can get hot food, but yeah, that limitation probably exists purely out of spite :story:
You generally (with a few exceptions) can't buy hot food with SNAP.
Swear I have seen DoorDash and other food delivery services advertising being EBT eligible.
I think it has something to do with EBT (generally?) not working at restaurants. The Doordash nonsense is I think a loophole as it's not the EBT itself doing the purchasing. Someone correct me if I'm totally off base.

Back when I was a student, for about a year I worked in a Wegmans kitchen. Despite working in the kitchen, I shuffled around to the bakery, the restaurant, the coffee bar, and the pizza and subs counters as needed, and as such had to work the register and deal with customers, which the kitchen itself doesn't really have to worry about. Nothing from the restaurant, pizza, or specifically hot subs could be purchased with EBT. The kitchen, pizza, and subs fell under the restaurant as a department. We were told never to outright refuse an EBT purchase of "restaurant" food, but to get either a manager or the head chef to sort things out. I didn't realize it at the time but this policy was clearly in place to prevent chimpouts and even with managers trying to smooth things over, they still happened almost every time with blacks. At the time I was too naïve and retarded to connect the chimpouts with the race.
 
Quite a lot of the time you see people buying something ridiculously expensive with EBT (e.g., lobsters, high grade steaks, etc.), chances are they're selling it at a steep discount, and then taking the money from that to buy things EBT doesn't cover. Some particularly enterprising grocers will be the same ones selling and buying it (and selling and buying it, and selling and buying it) from their EBT patrons.

Having EBT cover junk food ultimately reduces this systemic fraud, waste, and abuse, because rather than buying $50 worth of lobster, to sell for $30, to buy $30 of crap calories, they can just buy $50 of crap calories directly. It's also pretty easy when you're seeing your man to fence your EBT lobsters to see if you can pick up some drugs since you're already there. Eliminating the necessity of the first transaction, reduces the opportunities for the second transaction. I suppose there's also some small fraction that were able to fool themselves into believing they were doing it to buy the foods their kids wanted, but funnily once it's all the same cash in their pocket they have enough for cigarettes and booze again.

In any case, regarding the woman in the CostCo EBT video, she confesses to committing entitlement fraud a couple times, so if she can be identified it sure would be a shame if someone were to make the relevant authorities aware of her illegal misappropriation of benefits.
If I was going to buy lobster it certainly wouldn’t be second hand from any neighbour. Imagine the lecturing you’d get on seasoning. It would be worse than the food poisoning as they certainly won’t store it properly.
 
I think it has something to do with EBT (generally?) not working at restaurants. The Doordash nonsense is I think a loophole as it's not the EBT itself doing the purchasing. Someone correct me if I'm totally off base.
There are seven states that have programs where restaurants are allowed to sell some limited kinds of food to people with EBT.
If I was going to buy lobster it certainly wouldn’t be second hand from any neighbour. Imagine the lecturing you’d get on seasoning. It would be worse than the food poisoning as they certainly won’t store it properly.
Some dope dealers will do shit like that, have someone with EBT go get them food and exchange it for crack, usually at a drastic markdown. So they aren't really buying it and vaguely hoping they'll be able to sell it, they already have a buyer. I mean I'm sure there's SOME retard out there who does that but it's not the norm.
 
There are seven states that have programs where restaurants are allowed to sell some limited kinds of food to people with EBT.

Some dope dealers will do shit like that, have someone with EBT go get them food and exchange it for crack, usually at a drastic markdown. So they aren't really buying it and vaguely hoping they'll be able to sell it, they already have a buyer. I mean I'm sure there's SOME retard out there who does that but it's not the norm.
But do they season their crack?
 
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