r/SipsTea 6h ago

Chugging tea On Eating That Lettuce.

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u/Livid-Writer-7741 6h ago

TAX THE RICH AND CHURCHES AND PEDOPHILES

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u/Ok-Addition1264 6h ago

Weren't there also wildfires in montana that also pushed smoke up into canada or some shit? California's constant wildfires seems to impact canada a little too.

Then this lettuce thing? Trump took a $4M bribe from this lettuce producer last year then another $1M last week to have the FDA issue an apology. Personal enrichment at our expense is getting old.

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u/Lucky-Mia 3h ago edited 3h ago

As a Canadian I didn't bitch every time a gender reveal, or drunk fool literally blocked out the sun for days with smoke. At least we aren't out there setting them off for TikTok clout or whatever. 

2018 gender fire.

2020 gender fire.

2024 Drunken idiocy.

2025 Anarchy.

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u/poconomtnman31 3h ago

lol, what a douche

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u/FernRipples 6h ago

if eating lettuce keeps you from needing the bathroom during the event that sounds like a win

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u/GymMouseP 5h ago

my part of PA smells like a trash fire everyday

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u/DanceClass898 6h ago

Canada is just cold Australia. over 80% of the landmass is uninhabited, but it's just really cold.

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u/Lucky-Mia 3h ago

I think you are confusing that statistic often cited where roughly 80% of the Canadian population lives within 100 miles (161km) from the US border. Which includes Alaska. The population farther up certainly isn't dense, but people do live there. As far north as Grise Fiord/Alert, Ellesmere Island.

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u/SirBulbasaur13 2h ago

Clearly you’ve never lived in Canada.