From: graff.laurie@gmail.com   
      
   On Tuesday, July 19, 2022 at 7:48:10 PM UTC-4, Jackie Goldman wrote:   
   > On Saturday, January 11, 1997 at 3:00:00 AM UTC-5, GreenBeans wrote:    
   > > I'm curious, there's a a sub plot in Hannah and Her Sisters where Allen's    
   > > character goes through a religious crisis and contemplates the comforts    
   > > of Catholicism among other notable religions. In one particular scene    
   > > that has strong reference to Catholicism, Allen suggestively places a    
   > > crucifix, a bible, a loaf of Wonder Bread and some Mayo in the frame    
   > > together. Of course, this is a joke of some sort but what does it mean?    
   > > Is it a bad joke? Perhaps I've been sheltered too long by the Catholic    
   > > Church to appreciate its significance?!    
   > > SlantLight   
   > It's an old Jewish joke about gentile people eating white bread with   
   mayonnaise. Jews eat brown bread with mustard. I married a non-Jewish guy and   
   my mom came to town to meet them. She called me from the grocery store and   
   said in a hushed,    
   conspiratorial tone, "I'm at the supermarket. Do you want me to get some ham   
   and wonderbread with mayonnaise?" She wasn't kidding. She was trying to show   
   how open-minded she was.   
      
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