
What happened when the flatbread tried to make a complaint?
The waiter said it was naan of his business.
😂
Pun-derful
Did You Know?
"Naan" sounds just like "none" — so "naan of his business" plays on "none of his business." Naan bread dates back thousands of years, with early versions baked in clay tandoor ovens in Central and South Asia, giving it that signature chewy, blistered texture we still love today.
