Originated in the aristocracy? I always thought of it as basic cold-weather comfort food: chunks of beef in gravy, maybe some onions or potatoes mixed in, served hot over noodles. It was a normal meal in my suburban family, and also with my rural relatives out in farm county.
That said, I don’t get the joke. Same with the bean thing that was going around a month or two back.
Originated in the aristocracy? I always thought of it as basic cold-weather comfort food: chunks of beef in gravy, maybe some onions or potatoes mixed in, served hot over noodles. It was a normal meal in my suburban family, and also with my rural relatives out in farm county.
That said, I don’t get the joke. Same with the bean thing that was going around a month or two back.
There is no joke other than the original post, which I’ve linked here in another comment.
It’s just silly and it caught on as a trend, just like the beans or the no poop challenge.