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S8 E8 – Are food emojis culturally insensitive?

 This is a curveball topic if there ever was one! We all use emojis in every day life but have you ever considered that the food graphics could be insensitive to some cultures? Or is that a crazy thing to say?

Best soundbite: “It was Ben’s personal project that no one else saw absolute any value in.” – Jamie Spafford

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