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God damn tomato slices in everything from hamburgers to toasted sandwiches as if everyone is supposed to like raw tomato by default is pure discrimination against the non tomato eating populace.
Tomatoes are notorious for being impossible to remove from a burger. 6 children died last year trying to remove them. So many vegetable-adverse people put through incredible pain having to ask for it to be held. When will this injustice end?
Imagine a world where all hamburgers are custom and properly made.
I want a burger now.
Harvey’s baby!
Yeah. Tomato goes on pizza. Why the fuck are we not putting pineapple, something that doesn't belong on a pizza, on hamburgers instead?
We do in Australia. You can get a hamburger with the lot that often includes an egg, bacon, beetroot and a pineapple ring.
This, but about onions.