What the fuck

Is there really a designated meatball zone in Ikea? No wonder Americans are so fat lol

who the fuck takes "a trip" to ikea to eat meatballs and take photos of themselves, and to consider that event significant enough to remember it as their "first trip to ikea"?

So let me explain to non-Americans why IKEA is the correct answer: This is the American version of Millionaire. Unlike in Europe where it’s very easy to travel from country to country, it’s significantly more expensive for Americans to fly to Europe to visit Paris, Rome or London. Therefore, going to Europe is not a very common shared experience. There are however IKEA locations all over the US and they’re well known for their Swedish meatballs in the food court area. That nerdy contestant was overthinking things with his autism logic.

>Me? I'm a Chef. I work at Ikea.
Jesus Christ America.

Why are boomers so fucking retarded?
I woulda finna dab on that question lmfao

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>claims to be """smart"""
>game show cucks him with a social media question he'd never get right

since when did Millionaire become based?

I'm sorry son but you've got the 'tism

Braindead Americans

He was literally to smart for the question

Lots of American cities are spread out so saying you’re “making a trip to X” is a pretty common expression here. With the exception of New York or Chicago, we drive everywhere.

It’s the same in Bongistan. I assumed Ikea was known for meatballs throughout the world.

Who the hell doesn't know there's cheap meatballs served at Ikea?
It's actually one of the draws of Ikea worldwide - cheap meatball lunch. I go there just to eat from time to time when I'm shopping.

How the fuck would someone know that

Who the fuck goes to a foreign country to take selfies in a kitchen (SPECIFICALLY a kitchen)? That was the bigger hint there. I can get thinking "meatballs = Rome", but kitchen should immediately ruled the first three answers out.

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>If you can’t afford an ikea kitchen what the fuck can you afford? It doesn’t get shittier and cheaper than that.
They're obviously not taking selfies next to the 50 buck poorfag stuff. Now that I think about it Ikea is probably a pretty good place for selfies because they often make interior designs inside the store using higher end stuff and professional designers to show off their products.

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I can't remember the last time I've actually been to a brick and mortar store. Must be over 10 years by now.

Well selfies on vacation makes more sense than selfies at the store
And it's a "kitchen you can't afford" which implies some high price resort stay rather than a budget furniture store

>ITS OKAY TO BE SMART!
>loses on the first question

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>go to youtube to see the clip
>all the comments saying shit like "A true intellectual wouldn't read Buzzfeed. He should be proud to get that wrong."
Yeah, I'm sure he's real proud to be missing out on thousands of dollars. They DO realize the question isn't asking about Buzzfeed, right? It's asking about Ikea, and it listed things associated with Ikea. That "Buzzfeed article" probably isn't even real; it's just a format to word this question around. Smart people can pick out important information from a question to find the answer. Retards get triggered by words like "Buzzfeed" and assume the question is wrong, instead of actually reading the whole thing.

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you don't need to know anything about faggot millenials, buzzfeed, meatballs or ikea.
one of those options is not like the other and is thus has the high likelihood of being the right answer
that retard overthought the first question, which is usually a gimme

Seeing that nerd get btfo was so satisfying. The fact that so many autists on this board are actually trying to defend his wrong answer makes it even sweeter.

>one of those options is not like the other and is thus has the high likelihood of being the right answer
It has the same likelihood of being the retard answer just there as a joke

>That "Buzzfeed article" probably isn't even real
It's the first result that I got when I googled Meatball Break

coupled with
>ikea
and
>meatballs
or even just "ikea", even if you don't know about the whole meatball thing, being a place that you should at least be aware sells furniture unless you've been living under a rock for the past 30 years, should lead you in that direction

the guy was a moron and is probably not a very good doctor
he should hang that failure outside his office door and see how many people would want to be seen by him

>one of those options is not like the other and is thus has the high likelihood of being the right answer

It's the opposite. For the easier questions, they usually put in one retarded option as a joke, because it'd make good television if some retard actually chose it. But this time they did the reverse.

Yeah, I found it. I take that back, it is real. But even when I didn't know it was real, I could still answer the question. Again, Buzzfeed has nothing to do with this question. It's a red herring that anyone with reading comprehension can easily avoid.

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It's pretty obvious if you think about it for more than 2 seconds that they aren't actually talking about real meatballs. A high IQ doesn't mean squat if you aren't clever, which is why I always keep a book of riddles to stay sharp.

Why would you assume a furniture store sells meatballs if you didn't actually know that they did?
Granted he did happen to know that, but I had no idea prior to watching the video.

British quiz shows:
What name denotes the class of devices used in clocks that intervene between the motive power and the regulator, causing an intermittent impulse to be given to the regulator and converting rotational to oscillatory motion?

American quiz shows:
For one million dollars - Which fast food chain has the most delicious burger?
Burger Fry, Meat Slop or Bucket Gobble

Lol travel isnt expensive you retard, I went to Rome and Paris and Monaco in 2013 for next to nothing, us Americans just dont give a shit about you

>game show rewards you for being a dumb normiefaggot who reads buzzfeed, goes to ikea and takes selfie

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you have to make that assumption because ikea is strongly associated with furniture, whereas the countries are about equal in that regard

>My opinions always have to be the opposite of what the majority believes

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Bucket Gobble is obviously a fried chicken place; even if they sold burgers, they'd likely be worse than the chicken. That said, I'm gonna go with Meat Slop. Burger Fry is just a generic burger place, but Meat Slop's Meat Sloppy Joe's Burgers are one-of-a-kind, a delicious blend of protein that pushes the deliciousness of meat as far as it can legally go.

Meat Slop, final answer.

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That's a big assumption, Italy is associated with meatballs more than the other 3,
kitchens are everywhere, on vacation and in furniture stores
Selfies are more suitable for a vacation than for browsing a store

What? Plane tickets are thousands of dollars for a round trip. It's 1000 dollars one way from Detroit to London.

I don't understand how you clowns are defending this shitshow of a question at all.

ugh just the thought of some dumb bitch mid-shopping going "B R B! I'm gonna take a meatball break! toodles" yuck... that'd be an automatic kick in the cunt

Why would anyone go on a date to IKEA and honestly millennials would do that in of those places because millennials are broke and they can't afford a kitchen.

Have sex

>Italy is associated with meatballs more than the other 3
The answer said Rome, not Italy. It doesn't matter if it's IN Italy, if it wanted to make you think of Italy, it would've said Italy. Italy is known for meatballs, Rome, specifically, is not.
>kitchens are everywhere, on vacation and in furniture stores
Yeah, they're everywhere, so why would they make you think of Rome, of all places? What makes you think of kitchens more: a country, or a store that sells kitchens?

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>meatballs at ikea
wtf america?

I hate people who post stuff like But seriously user, please relieve your seminal fluids

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delete this

sex is disgusting, kys

>so why would they make you think of Rome, of all places?
Because of the "trip" "meatball" and "selfie"
My only understanding of Ikea is that they sell cheap furniture that you take out of a cardboard box and assemble together yourself.
Not entire kitchens that you can't afford.
I didn't think they would have entire kitchens in store, next to a meatball vendor. That's fucking bizarre

Only every 7 days. I'm not him btw

>Trivia = Smart
Okay rainman, can you change a tire, or preform brain surgery? Your knowledge on the Beach Boys is useless literally anywhere else.

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Admittedly, I mostly knew the meatball thing from that infinite IKEA SCP. But even then, kitchens are still a common thing to sell in a furniture store.

Because it's an easy question to answer if you have any knowledge of the outside world

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Is dependent on reading comprehension as much as trivia knowledge. As a contestant, he needed to glean as many clues from the question as possible before making his final answer. The fact that he chose wrong is either because he knows little about IKEA, meatballs or just steered himself wrong. But I've seen first-question failures before. Much better than the hemming and hawing for five minutes until a contestant loses $25,000.

Wait that was the FIRST question? Jesus I don't even live in America and I know about Ikea's Swedish Meatballs.

You know, with multiple choice questions like these the answer is easy. The 3 choices were interchangeable, the other was a furniture store. That's a giant flag telling you what's the answer.

I live in a town that has 2 ikeas. They don't sell food.

Niggas keep saying this, but I've seen multiple occasions where the outlier is just dumb bullshit
>What color is the sky during the day?
>a. Blue
>b. Green
>c. Black
>d. November

Half the furniture in my house is from Ikea and I've never heard of Ikea meatballs. Whenever I've been desperate enough to eat something there it's a hotdog and some sort of mud water that is allegedly some kind of cola.

Because Ikea spends a fuckton of money to market their meatballs. In a lot of countries a bunch of people unironically travel to Ikea for the sole purpose of eating in the cafeteria, which means they are likely to buy other shit as well.

It's a marketing campaign that most people in the world have come across at some point, which is why it was only a $500 question.

I don't even have an IKEA where I'm from

RE:AMERICANS

please can you stop making an embarrassment of yourselves defending him. Im genuinely on your side it is a shit question HOWEVER just reading it again it is an obvious answer.
>inb4 "how should I know about ikea"
well maybe dont go on a trivia show if you lack awareness of popular culture?

ikea sells furniture not building supplies

>Italy is known for meatballs,
no italian americans are.

me on the left

I really worry for Americans.
they cant get it through their head that meatballs are simply an italian american thing.
Rome is popular to put cheese or sea food for their pasta. Anyone who has been there knows that; and then an American comes in wanting to correct you? lmao

I used to be a chad and men taking selfies is unironically when i checked out of the world. That was the last straw. Can you be a born again incel like the Christians do it? Because that’s what I think I am now. I no longer fit in with this world

Do Americans consider going to Ikea as a trip?

they consider going to bread and milk is a trip as its 20 miles away through suburbia

You don't seem to understand. If we say that meatballs are an Italian dish, then it is an Italian dish. Doesn't matter what Italians have to say about it. They just need to listen.

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It’s definitely a day trip

You've never heard of "a trip to the mall"? It's basically the same thing.

According to Buzzfeed, every twentysomething.

I've literally done none of those things and it's fucking obvious the answer was ikea man.

A trip insinuates travel
Going somewhere like a mall or a store isn't really a trip, it's just going somewhere
Do you also consider fast food joints to be restaurants?

define travel.

I've never been to an IKEA. I had no idea the meatballs thing was a thing.

Going somewhere with the purpose of either vacation or business (For most cases) but there's a sort of significance to the place you're traveling to

You're a normiefaggot.

What's so special about going to IKEA? It's a jarring experience that takes forever and it's made even worse if you bring a girl along that never wants to leave the fucking place. For fuck sake it shouldn't take two hours to look at a couple of motherfucking pillows Jesus

wtf is an IKEA, or a meatball, what is sweden, or london, wtf is a "rome", what's an article, wtf is paris, wtf is buzzfeed, what is a trip, wtf is a twentysomething? this question sucks i dont get it

This. Only based geniuses would be fooled by such a trash-tard question.

And fortune cookies are an American invention. But a majority of people still associate them with China. If you hear Rome, you think of Italy, you think of Italy you think of Italian American cuisine. You're connecting the dots with what makes sense in your mind, not making a giant leap to some outlandish territory. The dude got fucked for going with his instincts.

But selfies, user
Do it for the gram

What's sweetest of all is you pretending like you're getting joy out of this when you're a fat disgusting virginal loser and you'll stay that way till you die, with you slimey, gross, micro-dick that smells like warm cheese and salad dressing.

people fershure go to china for the fortune cookies
meatballs in IKEA fershure is an outlandish alien concept

>be trivia buff
>spend countless hours studying art, history, literature, culture, science.
>go on tv
>get this dumb fucking zoomer bullshit question

how did he not just get up and leave when he saw the question?

There is literally no other furniture store in the world that serves food of any kind. If you've never been to an Ikea, there is absolutely no reason for you to expect there to be meatballs. That is literally an outlandish alien concept.

“Kitchens you can’t afford” is a dead giveaway. Plus the fact that Ikea is the odd one out which is 99% the correct choice in the first 5 questions. Don’t even need to be a facecuck normie to figure it out.

What the fuck else do you do in Ikea?

That's the marketing that Ikea has been pushing so fucking hard, hence the meatballs. Going to Ikea has turned into an "experience" rather than just going into the store, buying what you were supposed to buy and then getting the fuck out within 10 minutes.

It obviously works, too. Most people are aware of it, but they still spend a fuckload of time there and always end up buying more than what they came for.

Zoomer trivia is also trivia, if you're out of touch you can't call yourself a trivia buff.

Buy cheap furniture and leave?

>millennials
>affording furniture

>99% the correct choice in the first 5 questions
Pic related was also a first question.

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Unlike Europeans, Americans are able to discern context within a conversation, so we don't have to stick to rigid and outdated formats of language

>yeah I want to spend my money in cardboard wrapped in laminated wood thank you

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You don't go to Rome to eat meatballs. It ain't New Jersey.

Even Futurama made fun of Ikea a long time ago. There's even a line about their "rancid meatballs". youtube.com/watch?v=HowXEBisrkI

A FUCKING FURNITURE STORE

Bitch don't tell me what I don't go to Rome for. If I want to go to Rome to eat meatballs, I'll go to Rome to eat meatballs.

ikea kitches are cheap though

Are you, poor?

what? they arent even made with mfb?

bump

The cafeteria in IKEA is top tier. I always stop there and eat. I'm not even American.

People will be confused as to why would you eat them in Rome and not in southern Italy. It's like going to Philadelphia for pizza instead of a cheese steak. But seeing as you guys go to McDonalds while visiting another country, why even bother with the local dishses ?

>seething about it
nice LARP poorfag

Calling it a trip is pretty misleading, but first time buying your own furniture in ikea can be considered an event.

Why is IKEA shilling on a board about television?

>quiz show asks question
>"wahh how am i supposed to get it right if i dont know the answer?"

It is an issue of knowing Ikea famously sell meatballs, but thats the point, its a quiz, you're supposed to know something

>>game show rewards you for knowing the answer to a question

Ftfy

Ikea is known for two things: interior decoration and meatballs. Of course it was going to be that, why the fuck would it be Rome!?

Yeah but its the first question, at question 10, yeah, second guess yourself.

It was question ONE

>Me? I'm a Doctor..My practice? walmart..
Haven't you heard yet? USA fucks everything up.

> Americans

Remove this comment or we will have to take legal action.

Can any administrators contact me please.

>lower middle class peasants using IKEA as a mark of taste
my fucking sides

>Well it can't be a Burger ring since we live in Burgerland.
That dipshit smile lol

>first question is literally an ad for ikea
He still should have gotten it, but fuck that show.

The question is an adverstisement for ikea.

>And it's a "kitchen you can't afford" which implies some high price resort stay rather than a budget furniture store

But a 20 year old can't afford a whole kitchen

no

>kitchens are everywhere, on vacation
Not really, you don't visit kitchens when on vacation

Your average 20 year old wouldn't even know what the fuck you even do in a kitchen.

youtube.com/watch?v=AqM4dI0foUw

>tfw agoraphobic of 10 years and this is the question the present me

Why don't brainlets get that Ikea has cheap shit and expensive stuff as well. Their expensive stuff isn't that good as other places though.

I bought my kitchen from Ikea. Including installation and appliances, it cost me $3000.

i only picked d because i vaguely remember swedish meatballs being a thing.

The issue is that it was the first question which should be something everyone should know, or at the very least something that they should be able to guess. To make things worse, the show chose the question and the answers to make it even more misleading. Taking selfies at a goddamn furniture store is 100% zoomer behavior. 20 years ago, you would not expect anyone to do something so retarded, so your mind immediately crosses out IKEA and you think the only thing that makes sense is some sort of vacation. It would be like if you asked someone from 2000 a question about eating Tide Pods, the whole thing is so retarded that people from 2000 would assume Tide Pods are some sort of candy they've never heard of, not literal fucking laundry detergent.

It's obvious that the producers designed this question to fuck with the contestant, because they know it's free advertisement. There's a chance he'll get the question wrong and everyone will be talking about the show. Fuck, we're all talking about the show right now so it obviously worked.

But you usually stay in a place with a kitchen

why is a furniture store selling meals this makes no sense, is this america shit again?

lmao zoomers will pay for furniture as a services

So people can spend more time and money there.

Spreading Swedish culture

Boy, I sure would like some delicious Ikea meatballs right now. Wouldn't you agree?

>why is a furniture store selling meals this makes no sense, is this america shit again?

Yes, that famous American furniture chain IKEA...

Not for breakfast, no

Do they rape you as well?

At the end of the furniture store which is 90% of the building, there is a store with Swedish food products like frozen meatballs, sweets, jam, fish and a sort of dining/canteen area. You take a tray, go around and pick up whatever you like then pay for it. They serve cooked meatballs, deer meat wraps, soup, salads, lasagna, cakes and sweets. It's cheap and they're open all day. It's probably some tactic to keep you in there if you get hungry. You can't get to the dining area without passing through the store first which means you might pick up something along they way.

I made my own kitchen, including cabinets, plumbing and bought new appliances, it cost me €940. Already had a fridge and dishwasher tho.

Who the fuck takes a trip ikea to take selfies of things they can't afford.

No, but they do hand grenade you if you cause a ruckus. Ikea China lets people sleep on the display pieces so they can test them out.

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Millennials

this guy gets it

>spend all wage donating to state mandated trans woman of colour twitch streamer
>table subscription expires during dinner
>all dishes immediately crash to the floor
>tfw

The same people who take pictures with rented cars they can barely afford in order to impress others.

Selfies comes natural to them. Stores, funerals, at home. It doesn't matter.

>the truth is contrarian and controversial
oh boy

I have some frozen ones in my fridge but I can't make the sauce and they would be just plain old regular meatballs then.

It's 12:26 in Eastern Europe, what time is it where you are?

IKEA has been famous for meatballs and kitchen showrooms for fucking decades. This is not zoomer trivia. It's common knowledge at this point, which is why it was the first question. They always ask some shit that fucking everyone knows.

Underrated user but dont worry I laughed

11:31 and I'm getting out of bed, user.

Can't wait for Sneed's Seed and Feed (Formerly Chuck's) to make an appearence on Millionaire

yep, all the best Italian chefs left Italy and came to the US

Italy: shit pizza, no meatballs
USA: best pizza, has meatballs
greasy dego wop faggots BTFO!

As a bonger I can confirm this is completely wrong, Ikea is a furniture shop.

based

It's not a show where you win by being smart if they ask you questions that nobody in the world could deduce. It's just a guessing game.

No zoomer is going to know what the chart topping song of 1983 was. No boomer is going to know the name of the God of War protagonist. No woman is going to know who won last years football final. No man is going to know how many 50 shades of grey books there are.

These shows always ask questions that they know the specific person in the seat is not going to be able to figure out through deduction. That's how they avoid losing to smart people. They game the fuck out of them.

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wtf even is buzzfeed. rome is pretty obvious answer since it's italy and italy is known for meatballs. someone who doesn't shop in shitty swedish furniture malls might simply not know there might be meatballs free to take.
so rome is actually the high int answer. ikea is the brainlet answer.

>be 24
>first trip to Ikea
>see dream kitchen
>open calculator app and do some quick math
>it’s $320 for everything
>I’ll never be able to afford this
>just take some selfies
>post them to Instagram while I take a meatball break

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>all the anti-IKEA snobbery from fart huffers in this thread

wait A B and C are correct.

>trip to Ikea

how uncultured can you get.

Read the question again.

i dont get it. why would he associate italy with expensive kitchens and meatballs? i live 100km from the italian border and none of the people living there i know have an expensive kitchen and neither i ever saw meatballs in a restaurant.
on the other hand sweden is known for köttbullar and you can buy (cheap to expensive) kitchens at ikea. was he just too nervous?

>he doesn't make selfies in expensive italian kitchens
>he doesn't make saucy meatball breaks in Rome
pleb

>yes yes all cool people read buzzfeed goy

my generation was a mistake

based

what's wrong with being socially aware about normie things? I knew that shit but i have never read buzzfeed numales nor went to ikea

If Ikea wasn't there, Meatballs would obviously mean London, not Rome you idiot.

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>i dont get it. why would he associate italy with expensive kitchens and meatballs?
A lot of Americans who don't regularly eat at high class gourmet restaurants associate Italian food with high class gourmet restaurants. Don't ask me why it's like that, it just kinda is. You can kinda make the connection that expensive restaurants would have an expensive kitchen to make the expensive food. He might sound like an idiot, but it was a reasonable guess. Plus in America, Italian meatballs are far more prevalent than Swedish meatballs by like an 8:1 margin, the average person wouldn't associate meatballs with anything Swedish related at all.

>A lot of Americans who don't regularly eat at high class gourmet restaurants associate Italian food with high class gourmet restaurants. Don't ask me why it's like that, it just kinda is. You can kinda make the connection that expensive restaurants would have an expensive kitchen to make the expensive food. He might sound like an idiot, but it was a reasonable guess.
Sounds fair.
>Plus in America, Italian meatballs are far more prevalent than Swedish meatballs by like an 8:1 margin, the average person wouldn't associate meatballs with anything Swedish related at all.
But there are no italian meatballs. I am about once a year in Italy, most of the time in the same region but I visited some different too ofcourse and never even once I saw meatballs anywhere. When I went to Sweden every other restarant I went to had köttbullar.

>But there are no italian meatballs. I am about once a year in Italy, most of the time in the same region but I visited some different too ofcourse and never even once I saw meatballs anywhere. When I went to Sweden every other restarant I went to had köttbullar.

That's because you actually experienced culture. In the US culture means having a familymember generations ago. Their understanding today is formed of stereotypes and their own culture but branded as foreign. Imagine some Brit would come to your country and make Paella. Everyone starts to tell their kids Paella is typical british. Add ignorance and generations later no one knows anymore that Paella is not typical british.

Who the fuck eats meatballs at a furniture store?

>But there are no italian meatballs
Italian meatballs are what they call meatballs cooked in marinara sauce. I guess it's like french fries, in that french fries aren't even a French dish.

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Why do italians snap selfies in kitchens? I understand the meatballs because of spaghettis tho

No they fucking don't. In Australia where there are a shitton of Ikeas this is never brought up and I'm not even sure we have canteens in ours. Stop assuming America= the whole world.

>name all kardashian children

>common knowledge
Don't flatter yourself Amerishart.

Ikea literally sells meatballs

How could any adult over 25 possibly know the answer to this question

He did know the answer. He just applied autistic logic to fuck himself over.

European shopping centers almost all have small pharmacies with practicing nurses or nurses. They're also as big or bigger than Walmart usually.

he should've said
>this isn't a question it's an advertisement

How would you not know? I may have a selection bias since I live in Northern Europe but literally everyone I know knows about Ikea meatballs regardless of how old they are.

Dumb question but Ikea is still obviously the best answer.

>buzzfeed

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They absolutely do.

I thought this show was all about factual trivia? Why are they asking some random ass subjective question from a blog site?

>IKEA
>higher end stuff

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SWEDEN YES

Have sex.

thats where mom makes the tendies right?

>.

That clip is from the US version of the show, retard. God I wish all boards had flags so we could see where you dumb country bumpkins are posting from.

I’ve never been to an IKEA. I’ve never seen or heard any advertisements about IKEA serving any type of food. No one I’ve ever talked to have ever had any reason to bring up IKEA or the fact that they serve food. IKEA is a single furniture store, and there are many alternatives to it. And you don’t even go shopping for large furniture that often, maybe every few years. The only time I’ve seen IKEA referenced in pop culture is how hard it is to assemble the furniture. That’s the big meme associated with the store, assembling the furniture is hard, nothing about food at all.

Are people getting upset about this actually autistic or is it an elaborate troll?

What a retard holy shit

It wasn't about trivia but rather simple logic

The first time we had this thread it devolved into people that are probably in their 20s calling it a dumb zoomer question plus the typical American vs European shit-flinging.

The old and more dignified Regis Philbin version is ancient history now. The new zoomer WWTBAM is filled with 'trendy' internet references and tacky sponsorship deals
>Which of these Subway® sandwiches was scientifically proven to be the most Crunchtastic®?
>According to Cracked®, which of these 19th century philosophers had the most 'on-fleek' facial hair?

>IKEA
>american
typical yuropoor retard

Fuck Regis. That asshole screwed based Norm out of the million.
youtube.com/watch?v=aVCBLX0ksz8

The question was worded in a way that would lead you to believe the correct answer was Rome if you followed logic. Everything about it screams vacation, not furniture shopping. The dude followed logic, which is why he failed.

>they know the specific person in the seat is not going to be able to figure out through deduction.
The OP pic can be easily deduced, I've never read buzzfeed and I'm not american but it's fucking obvious when it says "kitchens you can't afford"

But it’s a Swedish company!

For a piece of furniture, it’s affordable. A while Kitchen would be $20-30k

>exact same thread as yesterday
>exact same replies

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Wrong, logic would lead you here No one would take a picture of a kitchen in fucking rome and the meatball break makes little sense too, even I've heard of ikea meatballs so I can deduce that it means taking a break from shopping to eat their disgusting swedish meatballs

Yeah, autism logic would lead you to the wrong answer. This thread explains so much about why Yea Forums is so stupid as a board.

This is a question about context clues. Ikea is known for selling meatballs and kitchen equipment. None of those countries are known for both of those things.

This cunt was too busy going on about how intellectual he was to realize he was on a dumb daytime gameshow aimed at vapid housewives, not Jeopardy! or the Regis version from 20 years ago.

This is the White House kitchen. It’s a kitchen that you can’t afford. And if you’re touring the White House, you’re most likely taking selfies there too. Just because they use the phrase ‘you can’t afford’ doesn’t mean you’re at a place where the kitchen is literally for sale. It’s a vague wording designed to fuck with the contestant.

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> white house kitchen
> 2 brown people

Designed to fuck with his autism you mean. All the normies in the audience knew the answer and rightfully mocked him lmao.

Is this question the ultimate autism test? It seems to me that everyone who is confused by this is incredibly dense and unaware of the outside world.

Do you think doctors will be asking it to children to help diagnose them in the near-future?

i downloaded a kitech for free

I'm not in America. I'm in Europe, and it's a universal fact here for Ikea.

Your meaningless desert island means nothing.

It's literally just another
>BUZZFEED!?
>I DONT LIKE THAT THING THOSE PEOPLE ARE WRONG
>BASED MAN WHO DIDNT KNOW ANSWER
It's the same retarded reactionary bullshit that's spewed on this site every day

I think it’s safe to conclude that pretty much all the out of touch hillbillies itt are Australian.

Nope. Ikea has meatballs in aus too. Don't know what bumfuck nowhere town that other guy's from where they don't.

You’re assuming just because you know something that everyone else should know it too.

McDonalds
Arby’s
Checkers
White Castle

One of these fast food chains operates in a significantly different way than the other three. Unless you’ve visited that particular fast food chain before, you would most likely have no idea what it is. Same thing with IKEA and their meatballs.

>meatballs and taking pics of things you can't afford don't exist anywhere outside of Ikea

thanks buzzfeed, really made me think

No this is

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>buzzfeed
would they ask this question 20 years ago? no. they are purposely dumbing us down. Who you ask? A certain hook nosed tribe

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Glass Him

>Ikea is from Sweden
>Swedish meatballs is a known term
>kitchen they can't afford
>Gu..gu..guess I will go with Rome!

Some South American hellhole probably.

WHAT DID YOU DO

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I know what they're trying to imply with 'glass him' it still doesn't make sense.

>car him
>computer him
>movie him
>(noun) him

That'll teach him for doing whatever he did.

They’re just trying to sound current. The old Millionaire did dumb pop culture questions too. Calm down, autismo.

Jysk

Oh shit I’m sorry

No they did fucking not you lying zoomzoom. I watched this shit religiously for 20 fucking years. asshole

Those are usually within a complex of individual stores and services not a single corporate entity.

Without knowing the context I think the bottom 2 are reasonable options.

>This is the White House kitchen.

But those are vegetables not big macs

But, they always have 3 serious answers and 1 joke answer. At least at the beginning few. This looks like one of those

Asking what a random blogsite thinks people do in Ikea is not pop culture.

nouns can be verbs too

>bomb him
>hammer him
>hose him
>GLASS HIM

so americans actually think meatballs is a main italian dish and that ikea has some high-tier cuisine? LMAO

Why are americans so violent? glassing something would mean putting it under a glass enclosure everywhere else

The veggies are for the pet gorillas he hangs out with in the oval office.

A furniture shop that sells meatballs, you fucking retard.

no one would say that in that context

museum employee: "ok i got this new exhibit i need to glass, brb"

they are pretty good user you should try them

That's really cheap.

Is it EYE - KYAH

or ICK - EAR

so was the quality

eek eh uh

Ask Buzzfeed what the correct pronunciation is, they're the experts here

You are currently in high school and sit alone during lunch

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It's a dumb question, but he's dumb for thinking meatball = Rome.

EE-KAY-UH
t. Swede

OK how do I do that

Is this thread satire?

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Even if you weren't retarded ESL trash your point would still be moot because the word could have multiple meanings which, in fact, it does. You fucking brainlet.

please don't infect my eyes with your americanisms

I couldn't stand buying cheap junk like that. I'd know that within a couple years it would start to fall apart and look like shit.

F

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right because it's cheaper to travel to Europe than go to a furniture store to take selfies. idiot

You did not. I sold Ikea kitchens for years and 3000 is for cabinets alone in a cheap style

Ikea shouldn't be as popular as it is, it sells Walmart-tier furniture that was probably made at the same manufacturer in China.

>addresses none of my points, admitting to all
>tries desperately to move the discussion elsewhere, crying on his knees
stay on /int/ and stay in school, probably a Koran school but they're still smarter than you.

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>americans

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Depends where you live. Costs me £25 to get to the Netherlands. Probably cheaper than your average ikea run.

Cheap Lambrusco wine.

I've bought some cheap wal-mart furniture before. Just to have a dresser for a spare bedroom. It wasn't worth the $50. Just complete shit that couldn't hold up.

It really depends on the size of the kitchen. You're obviously going to spend more for the kitchen in a house than one that's in an apartment.

Based Millionaire is literally punishing people for having autism lol

Okay but the clip is from the American version of Millionaire and therefore the questions are catered to American culture. How is that difficult to grasp?

Ikea owns most of its factories, many of them in Europe

It's a shitty question because you'd have to know what BUZZFEED thought about that scenario. It could have been fucking France for all we know.

That doesn't mean the guy on the show has to have been from America. He could've been a European.

No, autistic failure, you would see FURNITURE and MEATBALLS and immediately think about IKEA. Kill yourself

3000 is for 10x10 kitchen. Anything smaller is a waste to get install service

IKEA is literally the only answer associated with meatballs tho

He wasn’t. Here’s the full clip:
youtube.com/watch?v=LssgdtgJxA4

Ikea actually gets to set really high standards for their manufacturers due to their leverage of being such an important customer to 3rd parties and owning lots of infrastructure in the first place. Reading about that made me wonder why they don't just use thicker, higher quality materials when they're commissioning parts at that precision level anyway, I mean they could probably actually make some pretty sturdy stuff if they wanted to.

Ikea isn't total shit, but I wouldn't buy my kitchen there. You buy simple shit you don't need to be fancy and which you'll be happy to throw out once it's spent or breaks for whatever reasons. Like their knives and pans (again, only okay but so cheap you'll feel nothing when you dump them) or bookcases, simple chairs and desks etc. My office/computer desk is ikea and has served me just fine. Also another reason you don't buy everything in ikea is you don't want your home to look like a fucking ikea commercial.
And I'm talking about the products, of course, not their business ethics or anything like that. I assume they have none and I'm pretty sure the founder was a hardcore nazi.

Yes you would think that, but what does Buzzfeed think about it?

But he COULD have been.

Commit suicide

Truly the greatest debate of our time

Hell is truly where we are.

Buzzfeed thinks I shouldn't

Most people in Sweden in the 30s were sympathetic to the nazis. He was a young man and had some interaction with them but he was not a "hardcore nazi". Please don't casually slander people.

>Meatball is the clue

I'd argue "Kitchens you can't afford" is more of a clue.

>all these autists thinking they’re above buzzfeed when they come to one of Yea Forums’s worst board to post the same tired memes and celebrity gossip every single day

How are Italy, and Rome, not associated with-a spicey meatballs-ah?

It assumes every 20something is a poorfag though, I'm 25 and already make 72k a year after taxes.

Furniture and meatballs were the clues

Meatballs are more associated with Italian-Americans and Swedes.

apologistsvin, mig narrer du ikke. Brænd i helvede -- eller gå en tur i ghettoen!

Ever been to Rome?

When I was 23 I was making $100k
with no college degree.

and yet I'm sure you could have afforded any kitchen from ikea

buzzfeed is for losers

Because of you can’t afford a kitchen you can definitely afford a trip to Europe

Ahhh Rome, the Big Apple, the windy city of lights. You know when Ferdinand Magellen discovered Rome in 1492, he named it Rome because he had been roaming for days in search of some food. He was pleasantly surprised when the locals served him a delicious spicey meatball. It was this very meatball that kicked off the spice trade and financed the building of the Silk Road.

I know it's trivia, but that question in particular was a true test of intelligence.

buzzfeed.com/tabathaleggett/lessons-everyone-learns-on-their-first-trip-to-ikea

:^)

Krinsch

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unfunny namefag. No discernible talent. Added to my cringe collection etc.

This article is less stupid than the average clickbait or twitter screencap threads that gets posted on Yea Forums every day.

If Germany won ww2 we wouldn't have ghettos and you wouldn't either.

>Anniversary ring
Do roasties really expect a new fucking ring every single year?

This is from the Australian version just FYI.

Ikea is perfect for furnishing a student apartment. You sorta expect things to break since you're gonna be partying a lot and it's usually your first apartment so it's not like you need everything to look great, so simple and cheap is a pretty good alternative.

Whether you can afford it or not, isn't the point. If you don't have autism, then you can tell that it's a joke. Maybe they can afford the kitchen, maybe they can't. It doesn't matter either way. The point is that it's silly to think people would use the displays at Ikea to get good selfies.

I've never bought one for my wife and she never expected one either.

This plus it’s a step up in quality from Walmart and Target. That said, IKEA does also sell higher end expensive kitchen sets.

If you've never bought a burger ring to your wife she knows you don't really love her and will be heartbroken.

>it’s a step up in quality from Walmart and Target

I would definitely say it's on par. If you're going for the pricier shit then yeah, but a $100 dresser from Ikea is going to be pretty similar to the $100 dresser from Walmart.

That pic is not from America but Australia so get fucked Aussies.
youtube.com/watch?v=W2upcmu_9Ck

Dude, everyone knows Ikea sells meatballs. And you can figure out the bit about selfies from there. Just put A and B together, you get C.

Liar

>What famously yellow cartoon family lives in Springfield?
Wtf is this shit question I dont have a TV ive never heard of Springfield so unfair omg.

Autism