I
just discovered a very nice fan letter from an eloquent gentleman named Amirali
Shahrestani. He really enjoyed my review of the Persian Room restaurant, so the
least I can do is let him know how much I appreciate his beautiful
words.
Hello Amirali,
Thank you for the kind words, but I'm
actually from a small country called Australia. It's a little bit south-east of
New York and slightly south-west of Los Angeles. So just to clarify, I’m an
“Australian” dumb ass, not an American one.
Now
that we’ve got that sorted, I’d like to respond to some of the more articulately
worded parts of your love letter. I must say that it feels great to receive
messages from my fans.
You start off by saying, “No offence
to Americans because I have respect for every human being, but you can go fuck
yourself as an American you dumb ass.” Correct me if I’m wrong, but this
sentence seems just a touch disrespectful, particularly to American human
beings. Adding “No offence” to the beginning of a statement usually guarantees
that the following words are likely to offend. Luckily I’m Australian, or you
could have really hurt my feelings.
I appreciate the suggestion that I "Should always make sure to
pick the right restaurant." Is there a technique to this? If so, please teach
me, as I often leave restaurants somewhat dissatisfied. Once I went to a Thai restaurant called
"Thaitanic" and was thoroughly disappointed, as there was virtually no
mention of the Titanic, or Leonardo DiCaprio. In fact the only reference to the
movie was the Larb chicken salad being served in iceberg lettuce cups - a bit
too subtle for my liking.
You also declare, “What's with the
racism?! I thought all Americans were against racism.” Indeed they are
Amirali. Groups such as the Ku Klux Klan, the Aryan Brotherhood and Mel Gibson
have been tirelessly campaigning for racial equality in America for quite some
time. Did you know that we used to claim Mel as an Aussie? Right up until he
starred in, “What Women Want”. That movie sucked! I reckon if he really
knew what women wanted, he wouldn’t have bashed his ex-partner, Oksana
Grigorieva.
Anyway Amirali, thanks for the feedback.
I was going to offer to take you out for a pizza or a cheeseburger if you ever
came to Australia, but because I have, "Such a low mentality", I'd
probably just take you to the Persian Room instead.
Allahu
Akbar,
Rich
Wisken
I
just discovered a very nice fan letter from an eloquent gentleman named Amirali
Shahrestani. He really enjoyed my review of the Persian Room restaurant, so the
least I can do is let him know how much I appreciate his beautiful
words.
Hello Amirali,
Thank you for the kind words, but I'm
actually from a small country called Australia. It's a little bit south-east of
New York and slightly south-west of Los Angeles. So just to clarify, I’m an
“Australian” dumb ass, not an American one.
Now
that we’ve got that sorted, I’d like to respond to some of the more articulately
worded parts of your love letter. I must say that it feels great to receive
messages from my fans.
You start off by saying, “No offence
to Americans because I have respect for every human being, but you can go fuck
yourself as an American you dumb ass.” Correct me if I’m wrong, but this
sentence seems just a touch disrespectful, particularly to American human
beings. Adding “No offence” to the beginning of a statement usually guarantees
that the following words are likely to offend. Luckily I’m Australian, or you
could have really hurt my feelings.
I appreciate the suggestion that I "Should always make sure to
pick the right restaurant." Is there a technique to this? If so, please teach
me, as I often leave restaurants somewhat dissatisfied. Once I went to a Thai restaurant called
"Thaitanic" and was thoroughly disappointed, as there was virtually no
mention of the Titanic, or Leonardo DiCaprio. In fact the only reference to the
movie was the Larb chicken salad being served in iceberg lettuce cups - a bit
too subtle for my liking.
You also declare, “What's with the
racism?! I thought all Americans were against racism.” Indeed they are
Amirali. Groups such as the Ku Klux Klan, the Aryan Brotherhood and Mel Gibson
have been tirelessly campaigning for racial equality in America for quite some
time. Did you know that we used to claim Mel as an Aussie? Right up until he
starred in, “What Women Want”. That movie sucked! I reckon if he really
knew what women wanted, he wouldn’t have bashed his ex-partner, Oksana
Grigorieva.
Anyway Amirali, thanks for the feedback.
I was going to offer to take you out for a pizza or a cheeseburger if you ever
came to Australia, but because I have, "Such a low mentality", I'd
probably just take you to the Persian Room instead.
Allahu
Akbar,
Rich
Wisken