It's a... I'd say joke, but more noticing patterns in things where people with -berg or -stein, etc, tend to be jews, and under early life sections on wiki it always mentions a Jewish parent (usually mom), etc.
Ugh. I had a friend that married a Jewish chick. She was basically an obnoxious stereotype of what you would imagine the mom from the Goldbergs to be like if she was in her late 20's.
Awful, and was probably the main reason the guy just cut off contact from out of the blue one day.
It's a... I'd say joke, but more noticing patterns in things where people with -berg or -stein, etc, tend to be jews, and under early life sections on wiki it always mentions a Jewish parent (usually mom), etc.
Ugh. I had a friend that married a Jewish chick. She was basically an obnoxious stereotype of what you would imagine the mom from the Goldbergs to be like if she was in her late 20's.
Awful, and was probably the main reason the guy just cut off contact from out of the blue one day.
It’s a very pervasive characteristic to the point where it is shockingly rare to find a Jewish woman who isn’t like that.
Can be tricky to tell sometimes however, since some of the surnames are also common amongst those of German origin.
Some are not even remotely subtle though. IE, various surnames that include "gold" in the name.
That's because subversion is so engrained in the culture, they need to track culture/ethnicity by matrilineal lines, as an anti-cuckoldry measure.