Showering daily is “white people thing”

By
Kevin Jackson
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I’m always amazed at cultural differences, and the one proposed by Naya Rivera is interesting, and certainly controversial.

It turns out that showering daily is white.

I had no idea, as I have smelled many white people who were having a Funk Festival, and apparently didn’t know. I’m talking many days of funk, so bad that Day 3 funk was complaining about Day 7 funk.

Generally speaking, people who don’t bathe routinely are (1) homeless, (2) lazy or (3) nasty.

 

So when Glee actress, Naya Rivera discussed her controversial theory about bathing tendency while guest-hosting The View on Tues, Jan 13, thereby condemning Hispanics to The Land of Funk, there was a revolt.

“I have to say I have a theory about showering, [which] is that I think that white people shower a lot more than ethnics,” Rivera remarked as Wallace started laughing. “I feel like showering more than once a day or every day is such a white people thing.”

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No, Naya, no! Naya Rivera shared a rather controversial theory about people’s hygienic tendencies while guest-hosting The View on Tuesday, Jan. 13, and the Internet is not reacting well to her comments.

One of her stunned co-stars chimed in: “I would like to dispute that!” while O’Donnell pointed to an audience member.

“Look, there is an African-American woman right there in a yellow shirt that is about to have a heart attack,” she remarked.

 

 

 

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