u/Icy_Company7747

Beef jerky wars
▲ 16 r/romani

Beef jerky wars

It seems like every day I see a new brand of GypsyJerky I lost count after at 12 or 13. Every vitsa is doing it coast to coast. I’ve even seen some bodough Troubleo over it. On one hand you have people raving about it and on the other you have haters saying you should never eat food that is made at a stranger’s house and that it’s stupid and gypsies shouldn’t do things like this because it’s too much like Guyshay. Is this the future of the romania or will it die out?

u/Icy_Company7747 — 5 days ago
▲ 28 r/romani

Gypsies from all over come to eat here I can’t go 1 day without hearing about it

u/Icy_Company7747 — 23 days ago
▲ 60 r/romani

Since the 1910s many Roma families followed travailing carnivals all over the U.S and set up Games, attractions, or told fortune at the carnival. Some Roma settled in towns with popular boardwalks such as Atlantic City, Wildwood, Coney Island, Santa Monica, Venice beach, Virginia Beach, Chicago, Ocean city and others. These Roma would open psychic offices on the boardwalk and become very wealthy and in the 1940s a few even bought large areas of the boardwalk and built amusement parks with rides and games and become multimillionaires. Throughout the 1950s until the early 2010s Roma families thrived on the boardwalks gaining generational wealth. Some were bought out by big companies, some were forced out due to ridiculous demands for higher rents and others lost their businesses to other outcomes such as legal problems or unfortunate disasters. Today there are still psychics on the boardwalk but fewer left in the carnival/amusement park business. But for many years Roma families had Their own boardwalk empires

u/Icy_Company7747 — 3 months ago