kebab, or not kebab?

todays mission; buy kebab. and it wasnt that easy. not only did we have to wait for 45 minutes in the rain for it to open (we were too lazy to go back home and wait). but when we had ordered the kebabs, he says they dont take credit cards. ..stupid. so i went to the atm to take out some money. "service unavailable atm" thank you bitch. but luckily marie had some money at home, so she went home and got the money. yessss. meanwhile, i had a nice talk with the actually quite handsome guy in the shop. i think he'll remember us. but that's in vain, cause we won't buy kebabs there anymore.

the english term of kebab is obv some random salad put in a box, with a pitabread and some big pierces of chicken. wtf. ofc i wikipediaed this.

"There are several common ways in which kebabs are served in the UK:

• Wrapped in pita bread
• On naan bread
• Served as a dish of "doner meat (or chicken donor meat) and chips", typically including salad
• Often preferred to be garnished with a range of sauces such as tomato ketchup, mayonnaise, chilli sauce, mint or garlic sauce."

the kebab i got, doesnt fit in any of those common ways, sorry.

more like this:

then in a box with random salad and a pita bread.

i miss norwegian kebab. ;_;