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		<title>By: Xiaoyao</title>
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		<description>For some reason, this reminds me of something that happened at the local Chinese grocery.

A Greek man had come in an hour or two previously (the owner told me) and had a hard time making the owner understand him, as his English was not too good -- and neither was the owner&#039;s. Finally the Greek man just pointed, paid for his package, and left. 

But he came back an hour later (just before I arrived, in fact), carrying his dripping package, which he flung onto the counter of the store. 

&quot;This may be alright for you Chinese&quot; he said, &quot;but we Greeks can&#039;t eat noodles like this!&quot; He then stormed out.

The owner showed me the package and its soaking contents. The man had purchased, cooked -- and apparently attempted to eat -- a package of Chinese incense sticks.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>For some reason, this reminds me of something that happened at the local Chinese grocery.</p>
<p>A Greek man had come in an hour or two previously (the owner told me) and had a hard time making the owner understand him, as his English was not too good &#8212; and neither was the owner&#8217;s. Finally the Greek man just pointed, paid for his package, and left. </p>
<p>But he came back an hour later (just before I arrived, in fact), carrying his dripping package, which he flung onto the counter of the store. </p>
<p>&#8220;This may be alright for you Chinese&#8221; he said, &#8220;but we Greeks can&#8217;t eat noodles like this!&#8221; He then stormed out.</p>
<p>The owner showed me the package and its soaking contents. The man had purchased, cooked &#8212; and apparently attempted to eat &#8212; a package of Chinese incense sticks.</p>
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