A low quality snapshot posted to Facebook and Twitter captures the horrified moment a group of caucasian American 100-year-old great-great-grandparents are introduced to sushi for the first time. The scene is set in a cozy, traditional Japanese restaurant, with low wooden tables adorned with bamboo mats and delicate ceramic dishes. The lighting is provided by the on camera flash of the disposable camera used to take the photo. The expressions on the great-great-grandparents' faces are of shock, horror, and disbelief. One elderly white woman, with perfectly coiffed white hair, has both her hands over her mouth, her eyes wide with disbelief as she stares in horror at the platter of sushi. Another white woman, screams in utter horror, unable to comprehend the sight of the raw fish arranged on a plate in front of her. The men in the group are equally taken aback. One old white man, dressed in a neatly pressed suit and bow tie, leans back in his chair with a look of furious anger, his bushy eyebrows raised as he peers over his glasses at a piece of nigiri and yells. Another white man, with a weathered face furrows his brow in confusion and anger, his wrinkled hands hovering uncertainly over a pair of chopsticks he doesn't quite know how to use. Everyone is angry and upset and yelling loudly.