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Brilliant! We have the same problem down in San Diego. While I’m happy to see visiting folks expand their culinary horizons, and support baby steps in developing spice tolerance, it is now really hard to find genuinely spicy food just 10 miles from the Mexican border. WTF?
Uuuhhh…dumbass…ask for fish sauce, and smother your shit in that shit, or dip out the chilies.
Can anyone get me one of those cards that says, <I know how insecure you are, but there is no further need to keep bragging to me about how hot you like your food> ? In English.
Translated with Google Translate:
ฉัน รู้ ว่า ฉัน เป็น อเมริกัน แต่ โปรด ให้ อาหาร เป็น ร้อน เป็น ฉัน ขอ
Elenchos FTW.