Posted on 10/23/2014 1:36:09 PM PDT by Steelfish
'F*** You Chinatown': Guide Stuns A Bus Load Of Tourists With A Racist Tirade In San Francisco's Famous Asian District Tour guide launched into a racist rant about San Francisco's Chinatown She warned people against moving to the area saying it's 'a horrible place' German tourist filmed the expletive-laden tirade and put it on YouTube Guide said: 'F*** your noise, f*** your parades, f*** your dragons, f*** this' By JENNY AWFORD 23 October 2014 A tour guide stunned a bus load of tourists when she launched into a racist tirade about San Francisco's Chinatown on her last day of the job.
Holding a bottle of what appears to be alcohol in one hand, the woman was filmed as she told tourists exactly what she thought of the vibrant area in an expletive-laden speech.
The guide even warned potential residents against moving to Chinatown, despite it being the cheapest neighbourhood in the city.
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Companies that open farms in Mexico usually have to explain what a toilet is and how to use toilet paper to the farm workers down there.
I really like the Korean thing about bringing the plates of meat to the table and cooking it yourself. Seems pretty cool, although.... aren’t they supposed to have cooks at a restaurant? lol
Actually they have places that will cook it for you right at the table.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EiGsx53602k
Ramyun and Cheese on Our Chicken Galbi Dinner?
Los Angeles Chinatown had a restaurant called ,’ABC Seafood’. Best char siu baus I’ve ever eaten! Great seafood too!
YES, the Japanese do that too. YUM!!
I LOVED those places! The Japanese chefs used all kinds of knife antics. :o) Entertainment PLUS great food.
DON'T go into the kitchen. Or, if you do, don't look at the floor, sinks, walls, stoves, refrigerators or storage places.
Their over-use of MSG is usually not good for the heart but it is a FABULOUS taste enhancer.
From Wikipedia
Monosodium glutamate (MSG, also known as sodium glutamate) is the sodium salt of glutamic acid, one of the most abundant naturally-occurring non-essential amino acids.
It is used in the food industry as a flavor enhancer with an umami taste that intensifies the meaty, savory flavor of food, as naturally occurring glutamate does in foods such as stews and meat soups.
Food manufacturers sell and use MSG as a flavor enhancer because it balances, blends and rounds the perception of other tastes. It is particularly popular in Japanese and Chinese cuisine, which make extensive use of such dishes.
It was first prepared by Japanese biochemist Kikunae Ikeda, in 1908 who was seeking to isolate and duplicate the savory taste of kombu, an edible seaweed used as a base for many Japanese soups.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has given MSG its generally recognized as safe (GRAS) designation.
While a popular belief holds that large doses of MSG can cause headaches and other feelings of discomfort, in controlled studies scientists have been unable to consistently trigger reactions.
The European Union classifies it as a food additive permitted in certain foods and subject to quantitative limits.
You think Chinatown SF is filthy?
The only disgusting things I’ve run into there are those 100-year-old eggs they sell at Chinese New Year celebrations.
Was this woman having a breakdown? Not just the ranting, but the drinking that got me wondering. I could say it was unintentionally funny — but sad & scary, too.
Re Chinese filth: a friend of mine took the (NY) Chinese-owned bus to Boston. It was a horrible experience — filth, restroom unusable. She had to hold it in all the way to Boston.
In China children defecate in the streets. They even have slits in the back of their pants.
I did have fond memories, though, of SF Chinatown.
First time I visited Chinatown, some obviously deranged Chinese fella was screaming at the top of his lungs and waving his hands around wildly as he strolled down the street walking right past me. Nobody was paying much attention to him... of course, it IS San Francisco.
I correctly guessed the melatonin level of the perp before I clicked on the link to the story.
The best thing about SF was Alcatraz, period. I went once and that was enough for me; it’s like an even bigger Cambridge, which I avoid like the plague.
” it’s like an even bigger Cambridge, which I avoid like the plague.”
:-)
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I live next door to Cambridge; I go there twice a year, max. It’s really like a different country.
I too know Cambridge well,but it’s been a couple of years since I’ve been there.
My grandaughter takes her out-of-town friends into Harvard Square.
I loved the Wursthaus when I was young—went there often.
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Yep, people want to go to Harvard Square.
I’ve never been to the Wursthaus; like I said, I avoid pretty much EVERYTHING about Cambridge.
My mom told me she went there in the 70’s or whenever.
She liked it but even then there were too many faggots in short-shorts walking around holding hands.
Such a shame, it was a fine city once. Much like Detroit, which decayed in a different way.
This may be shocking, but I don’t remember seeing any fags when we were there (2008). Not that I look for them, but I don’t recall seeing any.
We stayed in Union Square...maybe that’s not a fag area?
Yes, like Detroit, a once great city dies, at least culturally. Unlike Detroit, the fags have the $ to keep it propped up, plus it’s on the ocean.
“They don’t toss old food...”
SOOOO TROOOOO !!!!
I know from someone I know...
they’d rather get their kids sick
(and it DOES happen) with stinking
old food than throw anything out.
You’d think then they’d change, but
NOOOOOOOO!
The streets aren't dirty because THE CITY cleans them. If it were left to the store- and apartment-owners...dirt-city.
The "100-year-old" eggs are disgusting, aren't they?
DON'T believe, for a second, that they really ARE 100 years old. They would have disintegrated a LONG, LONG time ago. They ARE old eggs, but not 100 years old. It's a con.
SOOOO TROOOOO !!!!
I know from someone I know...they’d rather get their kids sick (and it DOES happen) with stinking old food than throw anything out.
You’d think then they’d change, but NOOOOOOOO!
As ole Ebeneezer Scrooge said BEFORE his CHRISTMAS transformation: "It takes care of the surplus population."
Yah, I know they aren’t 100 years old. They smell like ….maybe very old feet.
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