1. Your country 2. Something you enjoy from another country and

Do you people only like things from your own country?

>>71399136
>Something you enjoy from another country
>Something you enjoy

>>71399136
Yes i like those

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>>71399406
Russian literature

>>71399136
>>71399350

I like after 8 but I eat them at any time.

Canada

As a Canadian, I enjoy the concept of American freedom, perhaps more so than anyone else outside of America. God Bless America.

>>71399136
I just bought a 24 pieces box

How much does it cost in the USA?

>>71399613
That's like $10 at walmart with tax included I think.

France
Worcestershire sauce

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>>71399608
thanks best pal

>>71399136
no theyre australian

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>>71399716
>With tax included
>mfw Americans unironically don't include tax in the shelf price

i enjoy venezuelan pussy

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>>71399608
Can we trade one of our freedom-hating liberals for you?

>>71399608
Move here hat

>>71404377
I think changing sales price to include tax fundamentally disguises tax, and hides it inside of a purchase. I think it should be very transparent that tax is something ADDED to a price by your government. The transaction happens and then the government comes in and demands you pay them as well, that's how the system works and that's how it should be represented in the purchase and pricing process. I would never support including tax in prices in my country.

>>71399716
> tax included
what shithole state do you live in that taxes food?

>>71405190
Many states that don't tax food will tax candy and shit. Just because bread and milk wont be taxed, doesn't mean your snickers need to also be exempt.

>>71399136
Ferrero <<<<< Rafaello

>>71405140
Alternatively you could not be completely dim and just know the tax rate and that that goes to the government

>>71399513
A rebel without cause.

>>71405298
Americans are far more distrustful of the government by nature than the Brits.

>>71405298
You could also check the receip if you're that interested.

>>71405282
Embarassing statement tbqh

>>71405298
The tax rate is very variable. I certainly can only drive 15 minutes from my house and arrive in different tax areas.

But what are you /really/ saying? That you're too dim to be able to calculate what the tax will be?

>>71405282
This

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This cheese, objectively the best in the world.

>>71405453
Forgot to say, they're from netherlands

>>71405399
What I'm really saying is I like to pay what I see
It's like your tipping culture too, I don't want to see £8 for a dish plus tip, just charge me £10 for fucks sake

>>71405553
So I was right, you are too dim.

Thanks for clearing that up.

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>>71405591
Whatever you say lad, keep doing things different to 99% of the world.
But of course, your way is right!

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>>71405768
Will do.

Also, I agree, Seinfeld was a great show. Certainly better than anything that's come out of your country.

>>71405825
>Seinfeld was a great show
Debatable
>Certainly better than anything that's come out of your country
Yes I can understand given American comedy is as low brow as it comes it might be hard to appreciate the subtleties of English humour

>>71405971
>British man is pathetic in public, so funny
Is this 90% of your television right now?

>>71406002
I don't watch television so I couldn't say

>>71399136

Try the other flavors too, the dark chocolate and coconut ones are great as well.

>>71406414
I'll try dark chocolate if I see it. I usually only see the normal kinds.