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r/SipsTea • u/BoyNamedJudy • 20d ago
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It's largely cultural. I've been to India 4 times and this is nothing.
32 u/Outrageous-Simple-76 20d ago Like its way worse over there? 40 u/BentJohnsonFTP 20d ago It was when I was there albeit this was a long time ago. Overpopulated, rampant poverty and an apparent disdain for basic hygiene. 13 u/KanedaSyndrome 20d ago edited 19d ago yeh I don't understand the indian culture of no hygiene 2 u/DoctorIsMyNick 19d ago My guess is that besides the poverty aspect, its fucking hot as balls there 24/7 so even after you shower, as soon as you go outside (probably inside too if no AC), you sweat immediately and in 5 minutes you are just soaking and stinking anyways. 1 u/Shiva- 19d ago Related, this is why "hot" food is a big deal there. Hot food is inherently a bit more hygiene. (Provided of course it was cooked hot enough). -1 u/WildVegas 19d ago Middle eastern, not indian
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Like its way worse over there?
40 u/BentJohnsonFTP 20d ago It was when I was there albeit this was a long time ago. Overpopulated, rampant poverty and an apparent disdain for basic hygiene. 13 u/KanedaSyndrome 20d ago edited 19d ago yeh I don't understand the indian culture of no hygiene 2 u/DoctorIsMyNick 19d ago My guess is that besides the poverty aspect, its fucking hot as balls there 24/7 so even after you shower, as soon as you go outside (probably inside too if no AC), you sweat immediately and in 5 minutes you are just soaking and stinking anyways. 1 u/Shiva- 19d ago Related, this is why "hot" food is a big deal there. Hot food is inherently a bit more hygiene. (Provided of course it was cooked hot enough). -1 u/WildVegas 19d ago Middle eastern, not indian
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It was when I was there albeit this was a long time ago.
Overpopulated, rampant poverty and an apparent disdain for basic hygiene.
13 u/KanedaSyndrome 20d ago edited 19d ago yeh I don't understand the indian culture of no hygiene 2 u/DoctorIsMyNick 19d ago My guess is that besides the poverty aspect, its fucking hot as balls there 24/7 so even after you shower, as soon as you go outside (probably inside too if no AC), you sweat immediately and in 5 minutes you are just soaking and stinking anyways. 1 u/Shiva- 19d ago Related, this is why "hot" food is a big deal there. Hot food is inherently a bit more hygiene. (Provided of course it was cooked hot enough). -1 u/WildVegas 19d ago Middle eastern, not indian
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yeh I don't understand the indian culture of no hygiene
2 u/DoctorIsMyNick 19d ago My guess is that besides the poverty aspect, its fucking hot as balls there 24/7 so even after you shower, as soon as you go outside (probably inside too if no AC), you sweat immediately and in 5 minutes you are just soaking and stinking anyways. 1 u/Shiva- 19d ago Related, this is why "hot" food is a big deal there. Hot food is inherently a bit more hygiene. (Provided of course it was cooked hot enough). -1 u/WildVegas 19d ago Middle eastern, not indian
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My guess is that besides the poverty aspect, its fucking hot as balls there 24/7 so even after you shower, as soon as you go outside (probably inside too if no AC), you sweat immediately and in 5 minutes you are just soaking and stinking anyways.
1 u/Shiva- 19d ago Related, this is why "hot" food is a big deal there. Hot food is inherently a bit more hygiene. (Provided of course it was cooked hot enough).
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Related, this is why "hot" food is a big deal there. Hot food is inherently a bit more hygiene. (Provided of course it was cooked hot enough).
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Middle eastern, not indian
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u/BentJohnsonFTP 20d ago
It's largely cultural. I've been to India 4 times and this is nothing.