They say so indeed. And if you believe that Clifford in China employs native speakers, you are (unfortunately) wrong. At best, they are 100 % fluent in Chinglish. Cliffold is such a guhd skuuuul! And yes, that's Chinglish!
And you can correct all that when you work for them..

" If they do it's very likely that they haven't learned their English from a native born FT. You really must say 'Really Delicious.' You cannot say 'very delicious.' "

You did return the compliment and made an attempt to correct my English. I don't like second language types questioning what I say. As for the hyphen, you can include it or not according to emphasis. As for my lack of a period- obviously a hurried error; whereas "very tasty" is a mistake only forgivable in first-year-students

off topic
also off-topic
adjective
If you describe something that someone says or writes as off topic, you mean that it is not relevant to the current discussion; used especially of discussions on the Internet.
In addition to the 81 positive comments, 26 students had neutral, mixed, negative or off topic views.

Let me be clear, whores, rats and the like have no business being mentioned on a teachers' forum. Do I make myself clear?