He went wild at what he saw in a market in the United States: They had sliced everything!
The social media user Sadullah Ecer, who was surprised by the prepeeled and pre-sliced fruits and vegetables being sold in a market in the United States, criticized the laziness of Americans and shared those moments with his followers.
Social media user Sadullah Ecer (secerleamerika) drew attention with footage he shot in a U.S. supermarket. Seeing that most of the fruit and vegetables offered on the store shelves were pre‑sliced and ready for consumption, Ecer reacted to the situation.
Ecer, who pointed out that even products such as watermelon, cantaloupe, pineapple, strawberry, kiwi and cucumber were sold pre‑cut, said he could not understand why Americans make everything ready‑to‑eat to simplify their daily tasks.
Ecer, who said he could somewhat understand the sale of pre‑cut onions and peppers, expressed surprise at the sliced presentation of fruits such as watermelon and pineapple.
While walking the aisles, Ecer criticized what he saw, saying, "How hard could it be to peel these, man?"
Ecer's post drew attention on social media.
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