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The article discusses a controversy surrounding a $38 Wagyu basturma brisket sandwich at Yerord Mas, a Glendale Armenian restaurant. A social media influencer criticized the price and dismissed traditional cooking styles, prompting strong reactions from the restaurant's owner and supporters. Despite the backlash, the owner decided to keep the sandwich on the menu, emphasizing that high-quality ingredients and labor justify the price. The event highlights tensions between rising food costs, influencer culture, and cultural appreciation in Los Angeles’s dining scene.
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