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I will hate them until I die.
Because of this, okonomiyaki is often used as a symbol for unity, inclusion, and diversity, often along with the phrases, "there's an okonomiyaki for everyone," and "everyone has one thing in common: we all love okonomiyaki." Though the exact origins of these phrases are unknown, evidence suggests they were originally crafted by an advertising agency to promote sales of the dish rather than an actual sense of unity and better state of society.