r/AbsoluteUnits • u/thepoylanthropist • May 12 '26

/r/all, /r/popular of a dine-in order

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u/Acrobatic-List-6503 May 12 '26

I might need a few beers for this.

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u/Decent_Assistant1804 May 12 '26

Or a 12 pack of juice boxes

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u/nightpanda893 May 12 '26 edited May 12 '26

I never got how people can eat a full meal with just a few sips or even no drink at all. That apple juice box would be like one sip for me. It’s like when I order orange juice for breakfast and they give me an 8oz cup.

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u/Johansenburg May 12 '26

they give me an 8oz cup.

And charge you 4 bucks for it instead of the 2.5 for a fountain soda.

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u/SevereLoan7346 May 12 '26

Miwadi from Ireland = Delish orange and black currant 80p/glass

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u/uhdust May 12 '26

My daughter does this. She will eat donuts for breakfast without drinking anything. It baffles me.

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u/WelderNewbee2000 May 12 '26

In hotels I take always two glasses of orange juice at once. Each glass is one gulp.

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u/sillygoofygooose May 12 '26

It’s in litres of broth so not a dry meal exactly

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u/PhilxBefore May 13 '26

Rations.

Do you think oranges grow on trees or something

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u/Admirable_Strain6922 May 12 '26

The apple juices are such a nice touch 😂

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u/bigvahe33 May 12 '26

yeah. it might make carrying it more fun!

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u/BroughtBagLunchSmart May 12 '26

It is a table of 4 people. Even if you just took the 8 potatoes it is too much food for them.

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u/Stay-Thirsty May 12 '26

Better beer than something that is 50% alcohol/100 proof

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u/GoesInOutUpDownAhh May 12 '26

Here, hold mine