I'm an Aussie in Auckland at the moment (work) and was having a quiet post work beer, just minding my own business, when I saw a fist pointed in my direction. I looked up and saw this drunk ass Kiwi holding it up, so I bumped it. Dude was rapt, "ah dude, thought I'd make a friend before we fuck off." No worries I thought. He had a mate with him who was black, fist bumper appeared to be of Polynesian origin (this will become relevant later).
Anyway we start talking shit, they ask whether I was Aussie, I said yes. "Ah Aussies are cool man, even when they come over here and shoot 50 cunts in a mosque."
......
His mate was a cool dude, leave this guy alone, he's minding his own business etc, too soon for mosque jokes etc. At this point I'm wondering if these dudes are Muslim or not and they really are angry at white Aussies, wasn't sure where to go with this.
Anyway we keep talking, he loves Aussies, he has "a
Aussie cousin who picks up chicks... he's a
....Aussies are
s...." Dude was shitfaced, and it was 6pm NZ time as well, he's gone hard early.
Anyway the kicker came when he again said Aussies are cool but he's not a fan "of those Africans, those (word rhyming with triggers), "and I mean ER not A" as well as he hugged his friend of African origin. As a pasty white fucker I was very unconfortable with this line of discussion, his mate was cringing a bit too, would appear he says shit like this a bit.
Anyway, i quickly finished that beer (my first one, hard to handle but probably hard to handle after 17 of them) and began to excuse myself. They were leaving anyway so out we walked, not before hugging it out and he again proclaiming his love for Aussies, off he walked.
But his suit collar was sticking up. "Hey bro, your collar is all fucked up" i said, so I caught up and fixed it for him. "This is why I love you Aussie cunts ey bro? Now stop shooting up our mosques!" *cue raucous laughter*
TL;DR: A white Aussie was in an awkward pub conversation with a drunken Kiwi about mosque shooting and racial epithets and felt awkward, but the Kiwi was a good bloke (generally speaking)