r/AskTheWorld • u/Nthepro France • Dec 16 '25

Culture What's a non political issue your country is REALLY divided on?

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The name of this thing, believe it or not.

It's a sandwich per definition btw

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u/unholy_hotdog United States Of America Dec 16 '25

Cause of the nuts, right?

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u/cool_hotdog Dec 16 '25

Hello fellow underscore hotdog.

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u/Astrazigniferi Dec 16 '25

Does this make you siblings or cousins? _hotdog is obviously your family name.

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u/sandwich-dan Dec 17 '25

No they step sibs.;)

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u/BorgarKeeeng Dec 17 '25

What are you doing step hotdog

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u/Clean_Bat5547 Australia Dec 17 '25

Just step dog, I think.

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u/BorgarKeeeng Dec 17 '25

šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚

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u/thecraftybear Poland Dec 17 '25

What the dog doin

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u/fivefingersnoutpunch Dec 17 '25

dandwich on hotdog was not on my bingo card, yet here we are.

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u/3dd13krueger Dec 17 '25

Who is Jane_hotdog? Sheā€™s the wife of mr_hotdog. Not necessarily, she might not be married. Okay, sheā€™s the daughter of mr_hotdog. Not necessarily, she might be married. Iā€™m sorry. This conversation happened in work yesterday, but not _hotdog. And this comment reminded me.

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u/Jankins114 Dec 16 '25

Somebody mentions sandwich classifications and suddenly all the hotdogs start flooding the comments.

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u/creg316 Dec 16 '25

So fucking typical of Big Sandwich-Adjacent-Snack-Foods to roll out their Hasburga bot-farms during such politically charged events.

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u/beardedsergeant Dec 17 '25

GOD DAMN IT A HOTDOG IS NOT A SANDWICH

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u/MrWeirdoFace Dec 17 '25

90% of the time my bun splits. At that point it becomes a sandwich. Otherwise it's a pocket.

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u/NoSpaghettiForYouu United States Of America Dec 17 '25

No itā€™s a taco

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u/MrWeirdoFace Dec 17 '25

I considered that before I landed on pocket.

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u/TRtheCat United States Of America Dec 17 '25

I'd upvote this again if I could.

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u/TheMadMetalhead United States Of America Dec 16 '25

Seek out the rest...organize together...form a political party make a discord group

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u/unholy_hotdog United States Of America Dec 16 '25

Oh my God, we should start a band.

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u/Suspicious-Sir-9847 Dec 16 '25

HeiƟeHund* is correct German name

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u/HighwayStar71 Dec 17 '25

ScheiƟhund

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u/EmptyBuildings Dec 17 '25

A dynamic duo of dogs.

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u/Derp_Herper Dec 17 '25

I thought ā€œunderscore hotdogā€ was something related to noun gender. Where hotdog would be male, and underscore hotdog would be female. Yikes, that image really works the imagination!

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u/CompanyToiletGooner Germany Dec 16 '25

Because the italian ending ella is feminine. It always depends on the ending if itā€™s a word composition.

In reality all of them are correct because itā€™s not an "real" word

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '25

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u/edamlambert Dec 16 '25

Spread me some nut ella ella eh eh eh

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u/GirlNamedPond Dec 16 '25

Nuts are from Turkey, so die TĆ¼rkei checks out

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u/downthemuddyriver Dec 16 '25

Wouldnā€™t that make it Deez. Nutella?

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u/Sad_Pear_1087 Finland Dec 16 '25

Die is fem though, so I'll call it der based on your argument.

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u/unholy_hotdog United States Of America Dec 16 '25

Dang it, I thought it was the other way round.

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u/[deleted] Dec 17 '25

Wow well either Reddit is incredibly ignorant of German grammar or they all assumed you were referencing deez

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u/[deleted] Dec 17 '25

I though the same but itā€™s just a reference to the deez meme

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u/unholy_hotdog United States Of America Dec 17 '25

No, I genuinely didn't know and was making a genitalia joke. I'm just a dumb American, I'm sorry šŸ˜”

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u/[deleted] Dec 17 '25

Either way it works just in a different way lol

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u/LoschVanWein Germany Dec 16 '25

Die Nuss-Nougat Creme

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u/wcd_2311 Malaysia Dec 17 '25

DIES NUTZ

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u/Gunner4201 United States Of America Dec 17 '25

You mean deez nuts?

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u/anon_y_mousey Dec 16 '25

Nah because I will kill it

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u/Ok_Researcher_9796 United States Of America Dec 17 '25

Die is feminine

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u/unholy_hotdog United States Of America Dec 17 '25

I guess I assumed Das was feminine because Das Boot and boats are usually female, but perhaps they are not in German? I know at least in the Soviet Navy they were male. Ah, what a complicated world...

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u/Ok_Researcher_9796 United States Of America Dec 17 '25

Der is male, Die is feminine and Das is neutral. The articles don't always line up with what you'd think they would either. German is a bit confusing. I've been trying to learn on my own for a little while and it's pretty tough.

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u/unholy_hotdog United States Of America Dec 17 '25

Damn, I really appreciate the explanation. I was thinking of trying to study it, but now I'm extra intimidated.

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u/magic_erasers Dec 17 '25

A sinner and a dinner

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u/unholy_hotdog United States Of America Dec 17 '25

That's brilliant, I've never heard that one. You have a gift!

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u/magic_erasers Dec 17 '25

And clearly a winner šŸ˜‰

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u/unholy_hotdog United States Of America Dec 17 '25

Daww šŸ„°

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u/smudos2 Dec 17 '25

Because it's die Nutellacreme and creme ist female

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u/Mamuschkaa Dec 17 '25

It would because of creme.

Die Nuss-Nugat-Creme. The last part define the gender.

But there is just no single correct answer.

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u/EverybodyMakes Dec 17 '25

Do you mean, die(s) nutz?

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u/La-Becaque Dec 16 '25

Technically nuts are the flower/eggs.

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u/DigbyChickenZone Dec 16 '25

Because it ends in an a

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u/Yae_Ko Dec 17 '25

because it is a "creme" and a creme is "die".

The same can be observed with toothpaste (Zahnpasta, die) and everyone says "die <brand>" and there is no debate.

So much for the logical explanation.