"You're the bomb."
"No, you're the bomb."
A compliment in the US, an argument in the Middle East.
"You're the bomb."
"No, you're the bomb."
A compliment in the US, an argument in the Middle East.
Alright listen up, you ain't too bright are ya? Here's the deal: saying someone is "the bomb" means they're awesome, like totally rad. But in the Middle East, bombs ain't a good thing, because they're always in a state of conflict, ya see? That's why it would cause an argument.