When you see "Extra Virgin Olive Oil" at a grocery store do you think of "Extra Chad Olive Oil"?

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

LOL Yes. I chuckled today at the store wondering what that would be like.

[TheReckoning]

This is a BRTD threaf

[No War, but the War on Christmas]

Nah, I think of buying good balsamic vinegar and a loaf of fresh sourdough to go with it.

[Benjamin Frank]

I think I've reached the point where BRTD scares me.

[Lambsbread]

I actually do, I think of that joke anytime I see the word virgin anywhere.

[Tintrlvr]

Nah, I think of buying good balsamic vinegar and a loaf of fresh sourdough to go with it.

Gross, sourdough. Learn to like good bread.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

[Cutaway Scene: The Griffin family is gathered around the kitchen counter, where Peter is holding two bottles of olive oil.]

Peter: Alright, folks, gather 'round! Today, we're gonna settle the age-old debate: Extra Virgin Olive Oil versus Extra Chad Olive Oil.

[Peter dramatically places the bottles on the counter, as the family looks on with curiosity.]

Stewie: Oh, please. This should be amusing.

Peter: Alright, let's start with Extra Virgin Olive Oil. [He holds up the bottle.] It's made from the first pressing of olives and has a low acidity level. It's like the goody-two-shoes of the olive oil world.

[Cut to a personified bottle of Extra Virgin Olive Oil wearing a halo and holding a Bible.]

Extra Virgin Olive Oil: I'm pure, I'm refined, I'm the healthiest choice!

Peter: And now, let's meet its challenger, Extra Chad Olive Oil! [He holds up the other bottle.] It's made from olives that were squeezed until they cried, and it's got an attitude that won't quit!

[Cut to a personified bottle of Extra Chad Olive Oil wearing sunglasses, flexing his muscles.]

Extra Chad Olive Oil: Yo, bro! I'm pumped with flavor, I'm bold, and I'm ready to party!

[Cut back to the family]

Brian: Peter, I'm not sure if I trust that Extra Chad Olive Oil. It sounds like a marketing gimmick.

Peter: Oh, you think so, Brian? Well, let's put it to the test!

[Peter pours some Extra Virgin Olive Oil onto a salad and takes a bite.]

Peter: Mmm, that's some good, mild taste.

[Peter then pours some Extra Chad Olive Oil onto the same salad, but this time, the oil explodes with flavor, and rock music starts playing.]

Peter: Whoa! This is amazing! It's like a flavor explosion in my mouth!

[Cut to Peter's taste buds partying, wearing sunglasses and dancing to the rock music.]

Stewie: Well, color me surprised. Extra Chad Olive Oil seems to have won this round.

[Lois enters the scene.]

Lois: Peter, why are you wasting time and olive oil on silly experiments? We have dinner guests waiting!

Peter: Lois, you just don't understand the importance of this debate! It's a matter of culinary honor!

[The scene ends with the family looking at Peter, unimpressed, as he continues to debate the superiority of olive oils.]

[𝕭𝖆𝖕𝖙𝖎𝖘𝖙𝖆 𝕸𝖎𝖓𝖔𝖑𝖆]

I'm sure >95% my compatriots would react to someone saying "olio di oliva extrachad!" and chuckling in a very bemused manner, myself included.

[free my dawg]

i hate this

[Kleine Scheiße]

No but I will now and god damn you for this

[Mad Deadly Worldwide Communist Gangster Computer God]

I actually do, I think of that joke anytime I see the word virgin anywhere.

Chad Mobile

[Lambsbread]

I actually do, I think of that joke anytime I see the word virgin anywhere.

Chad Mobile

Glenn Youngkin, Governor of the Commonwealth of Chadia

[Mr. Smith]

Given what Drew Binsky tells me, I'd be skeptical of olive oil imported from Chad.

[Xing]

Aren't you the one who thinks it's annoying when people repeat memes to death?

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Aren't you the one who thinks it's annoying when people repeat memes to death?

When it's the same meme, yes. I have never posted any meme of the sort of this before other than making references to Virgin and Chad.

[HillGoose]

no i just hope i pick the right one so my wife doesnt get mad at me

[President Punxsutawney Phil]

I haven't before. Because I saw this thread I might now.

[Meclazine for Israel]

When I see "Extra Virgin Olive Oil", I think of a monastery in the mountains of Switzerland with young hot nuns going about their daily business of washing each other with a garden hose in the grassy fields behind the convent.

[Mike88]

I'm sure >95% my compatriots would react to someone saying "olio di oliva extrachad!" and chuckling in a very bemused manner, myself included.

I second this.

[Illiniwek]

I'll never turn down some good bread, olive oil, shredded parmesan, and pepper.

[John Dule]

No; I think of you.

[Damocles]

No. I think of Certified Freak Seven Days A Week Olive Oil

[Fuzzy Bear]

Now I do.  Thanks to this place.

[Alben Barkley]

You MUST be self-aware and keeping up an image deliberately at this point.

You MUST be.