Are all Indonesians stinky?

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Many are since they love to eat durians, a fruit which smells like a mix of rotting meat, turpentine, and gym socks. Jakarta, the capital of Indonesia which is so overpopulated that it's rapidly sinking, is known as "the Big Durian" which should tell you a lot about the smell and people who live there.
 
The rich ones are fine, and the chicks are hot. The poor ones probably do stink, but that is true anywhere; go sniffing around a trailer park in Arkansas and tell me what you find. Problem is that there are more than 200 million poor Indonesians.
 
Probably some. I do know from experience that all pajeets are stinky, they smell like old turmeric, cumin, and onions. I fucking love Indian food but the stale aroma will get EVERYWHERE and even come out your pores later on.
 
The MRP8 protein, which is coded in the human gene ABCC11 is responsible for arm pit sweat stink (highly unusual - most traits are regulated by multiple genes but not in this case). A variant of this gene highly prevalent in south east asia (especially Korea) significantly reduces odor from sweaty armpits. Some indonesians have this non-stinky variant and presumably are therefore, on average, comparatively less stinky. Unless they eat Durian of course.
 
The MRP8 protein, which is coded in the human gene ABCC11 is responsible for arm pit sweat stink (highly unusual - most traits are regulated by multiple genes but not in this case). A variant of this gene prevalent in south east asia (especially Korea) significantly reduces odor from sweaty armpits. Some indonesians have this non-stinky variant and presumably are therefore, on average, comparatively less stinky.
Counterpoint, anyone who eats significantly different from you can emit odor different enough to be called "stinky".
It's also race dependent eg niggers and crackers.
 
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