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Trump is the best thing that ever happened to China and Russia.
As intended.
It's all projection with Donald Trump. The mob boss demands more when America has enough wealth as is.
Fun fact: Japan owns an obscene amount of US national debt. Guess what would happen if they decided to sell it off?
Japan owns a lot of American debt but most of it is owned by American domestic companies.
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Oy, the comments from Redcaps. What a bunch of assholes.
Man born with golden lips attached to his ass attempts to judge others on excessiveness
We don't import their rice or cars because they're both shit.
Yeah the infamous Japanese cars, nobody ever said anything good about those right? Like the garbage Corolla. Or did anyone ever drive a Prius? Or a Hilux?
Wait, are people downvoting me because they think I'm saying Japanese cars are shit?
I'm a Japanese-Canadian living in Japan; I'm saying we don't import American rice and cars because they're shit.
Oh then I misunderstood (but didn't downvote). But yeah American cars aren't really a thing outside of the American and maybe middle east. The American brands produce different models for different continents.
Didn’t they used to import a ton of shitty rice from the US due to some fucked trade deal? Which they just let sit around because they don’t want to eat it?
A lot of the old emergency stockpile rice gets sold off as animal feed as it ages out. I would imagine something similar happened for that.
I mean we have em already, but nobody buys them.
I bought a bag to see, but I never ate it because it was full of those rice beetle things. Probably just a coincidence, but I've NEVER had that happen in the 15 years of living here so I don't wanna take that chance again.
Wait, yall dont have to freeze your rice to kill pests?
??? I've never heard of that. Is that something that you need to do?
We just wash and put it in the cooker. We even have pre-washed rice. There's a lot to complain about here in Japan, but rice isn't one of them. At least, it wasn't. It's more than doubled in price in a year or so :(
If you use it quickly no, but rice and flour in the united states should be assumed potentially contaminated with pest eggs. They won't be a serious problem but they are gross and so any long term raw grain storage here should include a freeze period just to kill it. Tbh I'd just assumed thst was a byproduct of it being natural agricultural products, sorta like you gotta check your dry beans for pebbles that the mechanical sorter may have missed
Ah ok! I bet it's also because Americans tend to buy bigger bulks, so it stays in your pantry longer once the seal is broken. So the chances of those little critters hatching/entering is higher.
I know Japanese rice isn't immune, because they sell resealable containers and natural repellents specifically for this reason. But personally, I've never had a problem in my resealable container and certainly never had bugs crawling out of a freshly opened bag until the import. This was before the whole 51st State thing so there's no way I'll ever give that rice a second try, unfortunately.