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Sadly it seems they don’t truly understand us (minimum 2 people required to order the Western Grill platter)

      • JohnBrownNote [comrade/them, des/pair]
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        197 months ago

        it’s been fairly well stamped out i think. Don’t hear it in media or the mask off cracker to cracker communication around here anyway, maybe it’s more of a lingering thing in the plains states.

          • dannoffs [he/him]
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            97 months ago

            I grew up with the hiking spot for my family being slur peak and now live a day trip away from slur valley (which just got renamed) and I’ve never met someone who wasn’t native that even knew it was a slur before things started getting renamed. You’ve got to be like a 1800 elo racist to use it.

    • Dolores [love/loves]
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      97 months ago

      one of the steaks is just named after a slur for Native American women

      only in the english version of the site?!? wut

    • @ture@lemmy.ml
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      67 months ago

      Weird thing is it’s only called that way if you switch it to english. Was looking at the italian menu and couldn’t figure it out since there were also weird names on but the one you mentioned is just called rib eye so I immediately scrolled over it.

      So most probably at least nearly nobody is going to order it with that name, can’t imagine them having a lot of english menues available outside the airport locations and the ones in the centres of big, touristy cities.

    • FourteenEyes [he/him]OP
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      7 months ago

      The only one I can even think might be a slur is using the Brazilian term for sirloin cap maybe? Feeling lost here

      Edit: nvm found it, was under “grand canyon meats”