Is Sushi really scary to try for the first time?

>>8075212
Only if you are a pussy who was raised on a diet of cheetos and McBurgers.

only if you're an uncultured american

First time I had it at like 5 years old, my friend's mom just told me it was chicken with rice. I tried it then she told me what it really was and I liked it.

Parents did the same thing with calamari, they told me it was french fries.

I think it might be a problem with sashimi, it is raw fish/chicken/beef, but with other types, if you add smoked salmon or prepared fish and stuff, it's very appealing, smells good and I don't think people will be repulsed by it.

>>8075212
If you're european, yes

Only trashy people are repulsed by such things.

why is eating sushi such a big deal?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mcV8TSBJZTE

>be flyover
>raised on steady diet of ground beef, potatoes, and fake cheese
>see actual food
>have conniption, fall to ground writhing
>luckily your 300 extra pounds of lard cushion your fall (REAL HUMANS HAVE CURVES)
>crawl to your pickup truck
>drive to mcdonalds, get one of everything
>gotta raise dem blood sugars
>wash it down with a 3L of dollar store cola

>>8075227
(you)

As an uncultured american, I was excited and not scared at all. Knowing (assuming, because of ignorance) that japanese people eat it daily, I didn't worry about health and figured it must be tasty.

>>8075972
Get me out of Arkansas, please.

>>8075982

I forgot that state existed.

>>8075217

Sushi is far more popular in the US compared to literally any European country, dum dum.

>>8076084
A great way to remember it is as ARch-Kansas, Kansas 2, or The Evil Kansas

Assuming you mean sashimi, I didn't find it scary, but I don't understand why it's raw. I tried rolls with salmon and it has less flavour than cooked salmon and is slimy. But I love sushi overall.

>>8075221
Kek I told my younger sister calamari was onion rings

>>8075212
>clickbait
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how is the picture relevant?

>>8075216
First post best post