I mean nothing wrong with being proud of where your grand parents came from. Europeans will act dense when Americans say their from America. And then they follow up with the "Noo but where are you *Really* from?
Some americans are so entilted is crazy. The overwhelming majority of europeans will never ask you something like that simply because we don't care about your origins mate like you probably don't give a shit about ours either@@EasilyCringed
@@Kevin-fj3ff fr if anything that's what Asians have to go through here. I've seen Asians asked where they're from and they'll mention some American city and they'll be like "where are you really from tho" 💀
As a Michigander, I love both styles but if I had to chose one, it’s New York style. There’s just something about it that I can’t explain. Chicago style is great but a little too thick.
There used to be a Sears "tower" in Minneapolis -- part of a Sears department store on the corner of (wait for it) Chicago Avenue and East Lake Street. A much more modest tower than the more famous and imposing one in Chicago, I don't think that it was any more than twenty stories tall. The tower still stands there, but Sears abandoned that retail location ages ago. In fact, if memory serves me, it was vacant when I lived there back in the mid '90s. Now, that entire building has been resurrected as, I believe, a satellite location for the local Mayo Clinic, but I might be wrong about that
I’ve only ever aten deep dish with my hands, like a normal god sent slice. I’ve never seen anyone eat it with a fork and idk if I want to. Y’all already put squares in the circle. I can’t handle a fork in it too 😅
That's also how i felt when i first got deep dish. You look at it strange when you first get it, but then you realize that there's something magical about it.
@@coltonmaccune You gentlemen can't appreciate a good thing. Then again, I've had good deep dish and not so good deep dish and it just feels bad getting full on not so good deep dish. Pizza is pizza and pizza tastes good even if not made the best, but when it tastes like fast food pizza like pizza hut, then you kinda become aware of just how much meat and cheese you're eating and you just feel fat as opposed to some real good deep dish where you know, but you just don't care because it's so good.
@@fruitymario3742 Pizza, you keep using that word, I do not think it means what you think it means. You mention pizza but then call a tomato casserole a pizza, should probably get your eyes checked.
@@shannontb then there was that one year around 1980 when it was in the 70s in December. Funny no media outlet ran climate change fear mongering articles then
Met a girl from Minnesota a while back. Her first winter in Chicago she was like "wtf is with all the chairs on the street?" It was the first time I realized it wasn't a common thing to put chairs down so nobody else took the parking spot you put in hard work shoveling out.
😂😂 This is the 3rd short today that has mentioned the chair thing. Before today, I'd never heard of this either. But I'm from the U.P., so may be why 😂😂😂
As someone who is actually 25% Italian I do concur Lmao that was great, but Chicago deep dish ain't Pizza, it's based on a Italian Easter Pie. At least Detroit style pizza has it's origins in Sicilian style pizza. Might be my Detroit bias tho.
@@anonimo6603 food cant be offended what are you on about. italians, on the other hand, are easily offended. they act like they created the concept of food when their food is mid at best.
@@beautifulmusic4225 In Chicago during the wintertime, people "save" parking spaces by first shoveling a spot, then putting something there, usually a chair or two. I know, it doesn't save anything and sometimes people move the chairs to park and then it's a fight. Lovely Chitown
Born and raised in Chicago. The chair and saying Jewels, I love this. Also most Chicagoans eat thin crust tavern style pizza cut into small squares. The deep dish is a rare thing, usually when dinning with someone not from here.
Hate to break it to ya man. Deep dish is your thing. Accept it. Literally every native chicagoan I know has gotten me mid ass pub pizza and claimed its real chicago pizza. Just embrace your deep dish man.
@@samuelrodriguez6493 no the chair is not for pizza. It's a winter thing. After you shoved snow from your parking spot,in front of your house. Chairs or other objects are placed in the street to save the spot for yourself.
@@Stuck-n-da-90s like in the city, on the roads? Or like just lots. Cause if it's the city I'm dying laughing at the thought of a Texan being like " why tf are there chairs down this entire street"
Nah we’re definetely known more for our deep dish, but thin crust is just a more traditional pizza. Everyone thinks everytime we go get a oizza, were eating a whole deep dish. I have it only like 3 times a year
No one talks about the chicago names, but they are spot on. “I gotta go meet Larry Buldega, Larry Pierzga, and Pat Dano at Scatchells for a couple beefs before we fly from midway to Vegas”-my south side Irish dad
@OfficialMastercape Since when has a movie ever featured Wisconsin as it's main focal point... Illinois isn't much better but he sounds more like someone from minnesota
@@Diviance Anime pfp who clearly has never had deep dish. Casserole doesn't have stiff crust at the bottom and ingredients that don't move. You just type shit and are probably in high school at best.
Ok because why when im talking to someone and their like"wait where r u from again" and when i tell the Chicago their like"shameless,oblock,sears Tower,the cubs suck, Chicago style hot dogs 🤢,AND deep dish is disgusting"like bro where r u from Oklahoma??😭😭
As a packer fan and Wisconsin born man you have to live in Illinois Chicago is in Illinois so stop acting like you're from new york you're closer to Wisconsin than new york
@@t.twashington4001 the annoying part is that tomato sauce is extremely hot out of the oven ,,so you’d have to wait for it to cool or burn your lips off…. Cheese always on top…..
