[bryanrasmussen]

Evidently the article was written by somebody that had an American viewpoint about moving to Denmark, I deduced this by reading the article where they talked about being American and what the pros and cons were about moving to Denmark.

They then commented on how the food sucks in Denmark.

You didn't agree with that.

I then presented reasons why an American might think the food sucks in Denmark.

But it seems I am wrong too because Americans shouldn't expect the food in Denmark to be the kind of food they like.

I don't know how you intend to square the circle of "Americans can't get the food here they like but they are wrong to think that they can't get the food they like", but I can definitely see you trying your darndest to square it.

In short, for lots of Americans moving to Denmark the food selection and the high cost of dining out will be a drawback.

[drainyard]

Bit late to reply to this, but my point was that it's strange to complain that specific types of food is unavailable, when the people that would make that food aren't here.

I can still appreciate that someone coming from the US might not find the food as good and affordable as back home.