Yeah, I went once and would not revisit. I think it may be a personal preference. I don’t drink, buy timeshares, hire prostitutes or gamble, I’m not the target audience. Also a lot of grungy homeless people on the strip. Food was good though.
No doubt. We are cheaper for sure.
I never frame the YouTuber as a factual citation, I specifically framed it as a point of view of one person. OP asked for any criticisms going around.
Not defending the YouTuber here. I’m just replying to the OP asking what critiques are out there, and this was one I came across.
I still think their target audience is the US population, as with many digital products made in Canada. It’s a pattern I’ve seen constantly as a Canadian. Larger consumer base = more money.
There are different versions yes, I see the Canadian version when I go on it. I will argue that the product itself is 100% born out of the polarization and decline of American journalism, and media conglomerates owning new organizations with business interests.
I would say depending on the filling. But Japanese milk bread is worth a try for any filling. Fluffy and buttery.
Here’s a video I saw from an Australian YouTuber that voiced his criticisms.
The main 2 critiques I took away from:
But people have different issues with it. Just one person’s view point.
It does paint a deeper problem with the US news system.
Is this how a civil war starts?
Too many business majors joined game dev teams
I also don’t know why we tip in Canada, they have the minimum wage paid. It’s still not a “living wage”, but the retail worker has the same wage.