Well, she's not wrong...
, which dropped on Netflix on April 6. During the segment, the two played a game called"Kelly and Ali Can't Stand It," wherein Kelly presses a button that spins and randomly selects a"beef" for them to rant about.In one round, Ali vented about her beef with getting Asian food with non-Asian people."You are 100% talking about me," Kelly laughed when the spinner stopped.
"No, it's just when I go — when I was living in New York, a bunch of stand-up comics would be like, 'Well, take me to dim sum. I want to go to dim sum,'" Ali said."Then we'd go to dim sum, and they'd be like, 'What is that?' 'Ew, what is that?' 'What is that?'" Ali said.
So, that's all to say, if you're trying food from another culture, try to be mindful and ask any well-intentioned questions respectfully rather than insult the culture and your host. Have you dealt with someone trying food from your culture and — knowingly or unknowingly — offending or annoying you? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!
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