Wild 😂

He gave it away a long time ago that he's gay. Nothing wrong with that, it's okay to be gay.

STRAY KIDS WOO

@@nelsondx8054 ik bestie, i just found it funny and yeah its fun to be gay 😘

@@nelsondx8054 it's not okey when you are surrounded with hot straight men that u cant eat 😒

Right he was acting like she gave him a zero not a 7

based. salads get 0's

halloumi fries look like a good idea ngl... i'd get something else with it tho

@@Daruudestrue I go to a kebab shop for meat and chips or in a wrap or on skewers not chips and halluomi or falafel I would just get falafel from a grocery store and air fry it at that point

I’m team Zotti though, everytime I see Zeta I’m instantly thinking “what harsh nasty comment will she blur out next” and although I love falafel it’s indeed NOT a kebab shop item…

@@biendereviere as if just fries is a kebab shop item too

cries in turkish

I can relate because I live in Bulgaria so we eat kebabs too

Same!

I'm Arab and I'm trying so hard not to cry with these people calling this "kebab" THEY R EATING IT WRONG AH

None of your countries invented kebabs. You're not an authority on how kebabs should be made or eaten

Hunger Games vibes

@@sfarheenhassany9848 totally lol

>high fives

Zeta can fuck off and go work at officeworks

@@itscody4634 maybe Red Rooster… Officeworks is too good for her 👀

in this video she was actually not bad compared to the falafel guy...

Yes!!!

That's what they've been doing since day one.

Theg did it

as a Canadian I can confirm this comment

@@jasonsi3758 lol

That is what I thought as well lol

agreed

YAASS THEY'RE SO GOOD

How 'bout energy drinks?

Lol oz doesn't really have it's own cuisine, all I can think of is sausage sizzle and avo on toast... Places like Aus and UK eat their own versions of other countries cuisines more than they eat their own cuisines.

So true wirklich an jeder Ecke hahaa

@@dreamingofthemoon Hallo! Ich lerne Deutsch! Wie geht's?

@@eemoot Ganz gut, wie geht's dir?:)

@@dreamingofthemoon mir gehts sehr gut :)

@@dreamingofthemoon Heißen sie?

omg, I'm so glad someone recognised it!!! I got it from Etsy 😇

Well not kebabs but it is the birthplace of Döner Kebab (that was still made by a turkish man IN GERMANY tho)

It actually is. A Turkish men created the Döner Kebab in Berlin, Germany.

@@nilkkl still a kebab is something that has been around for hundreds of years around middle east, the bread version yes it has been created in germany. Saying krbabs are from germany is like committing war crimes lol

@@lodjic3840 kebab is not something that is been around for hundreds of years, because kebab isn't dish at all. Kebab is only a describtion of how it is prepared. Kebab means "meat that is cooked on fire or in a oven". Beside that.. neither people in germany nor people in the middle east say lets eat kebab. It's always "something something" kebab.

@@maroda8094 germans actually say "let's eat a kebab" 😂 it depends on the region, some say döner, some say kebab. But noone says döner kebab

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Okay so its like normal salt but I think it has some spices in it and I think sugar. It is much loved over here and if you don't get it on hot chips you're not Australian

The way they just didn’t want to eat it was disgraceful

They were probably referring to doner kebab which was first made in Germany

Arabs invented kebabs, shawarma and falafel so i know ur chatting shit

@@andreasgeorgiades6895 made by a Turkish person...

@@justadult3493 yeah in Germany

@@andreasgeorgiades6895 yea by a Turkish person. if someone made German food in a foreign country, that wouldnt make it any less German

Shawarma is a bit different they have a different bread and different toppings

A different marinade on the meat as well. I think one could say shawarma is a variant of Kebab because it’s essentially meat in some kind of bread as well.

In what universe is this kebab?? 💀

@@aycalice31 Mine 🙂

No. It’s true

Yeah I was confused too, bruh the birthplace is Turkey.. 🙄

@@nickl6362 Kebab is Turkish. Döner Kebab was invented in Berlin.

@@donr.wetter186 no doner kebab was already eaten in turkey for years...

@@aycalice31 omg we have the same name, youre right but its made differently in germany

I always think of it being Greek or middle Eastern. I’m half German (my mom was German born) and she didn’t grow up with it.

some turks moved to Germany and "created" the kebab there. But there's common debate about whether it originated in turkey or germany

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@@owenh864 that was maybe doner kebab but the og kebab has been there for way long 🤔🤔

It's a certain type of Döner kebab that was invented in Berlin by turkish immigrants. So one can say that it's german and turkish. Of course there are many different kinds of kebab in the world and it's often difficult to tell where a dish originally came from, because things mix, influence each other, get invented separately from each other in differenr places and so on... So there are many dishes that are claimed by different countries/cultures as their own.

Some parts of Australia have Taco Bell

we have Taco Bell, its just really underwhelming here, not at all like the US kind.

we do have gyg tho, so maybe trying each other's gyg orders could be a good idea?

we have taco bell in some places but it’s TRASH 🤧

We do have Taco Bell in places

LET'S GO TO KEBAB HEAVEN BUDDIES!!! 🙌

I know right?

No thanks. Anything mexican > drunk food.

I was also confused.

Lol it was a turkish man who invented the kebab but he was living in germany so a bit of a tough one that... I woukd say its turkish

Probably she meant the kind of Döner kebab with that which was invented in Berlin by turkish immigrants (made at a rotisserie, served in flatbread, etc). So for this kind of kebab it's true to say it's turkish and german. It's a great example of how the contact and exchange between two countries /cultures can create great things. Of course there are a lot of different kinds of kebab in the world. And it's always difficult to really tell the origin of a dish, because things mix and get influenced by each other, inventions are made separately from each other in different places... So, there are many food items that are claimed by different countries and cultures to be their own. But the most important thing is that we all get tasty food, isn't it? 😁

@@sugz162 no it was already eaten in Turkey for years. That man only put it in bread or something but everything was same.

@@aycalice31 oh right thats interesting! Kebab is just iconic and delishhh ;)

You forgot Tom 😔

A turkish man invented it in berlin germany

yeah i had a stroke hearing it too

A turkish guy created a popular version called Döner Kebab in Berlin, Germany. Doesn't mean that Germany is the "home of kebabs" (because it's not!).

they are so yummy. worst addiction ever.

It is :)