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stickin' it to the egyptians
I was talking to my cousins about what they cooked for their Passover Seder meal (because food is the most important part of every holiday).
"Well, matzos ball soup, of course. And kugel, cheese kugel. And fennel salad. And... well, I know it's not really traditional, but an Egyptian rice and lentil thing."
"Mmm, sounds good though."
"Yeah, I wasn't really sure it was appropriate, you know, because it's Egyptian, and Passover is all about escaping from the Egyptians, so it's kind of like the food we were trying to escape from... But I figured, at least it's historically accurate, right? Even if-- "
My other cousin interjects, "What are you talking about? Of course it's appropriate! It's like, hey! We're not your slaves anymore, but we can still totally cook your food! Nyah nyah!"
"Yeah, exactly, we're cooking for ourselves now! So there!"
"Suckaz!"
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