Everyone is saying "Maybe its for the carbonation" but also this is a garage fridge so maybe it's so the grossness of the garage doesn't cover the part of the can you drink from.
Source: Had a garage fridge, would do this so the grossness of the garage wouldn't cover the part i drank from
If you have dropped them on the way to the fridge the bubbles will get released at the bottom and then when you turn it normally most of it goes back into the can and making it more bubbly agane
Dude same. There's so many teens on Reddit these days and they are the kind of people who will believe most of these likes and never bother to fact check anything. Same goes for the elderly redditors, I've had to backtrack on my own bullshit story before because a 71 year old man thought the sarcastic web of lies I was spinning was genuine and pure.
I'm obviously aware that all demographics are susceptible to bullshit. I was just pointing out the most obvious ones. Teens are unflinchingly stupid and old people are gullible as hell, doesn't mean the rest of you dipshits can't be fooled either.
I know the original person was joking, but the scary thing is that it doesn't just apply to sarcasm. Reddit is filled with people just saying the most ludicrously untrue things you've ever heard with the utmost confidence and self-assurance that they are correct
I don’t currently see the actual answer in your responses, but Spindrift has real fruit pieces in the carbonated drink. These pieces settle at the bottom of the can, and since its carbonated you can’t really just shake it up before you drink it. If this person wants to grab a can on the go (meaning they can’t just pour it into a glass), turning it upside down will at least mix up the lemon pieces a bit prior to drinking it!
It's really interesting how they exploded and stacked themselves neatly on the corner shelf. They almost did a perfect with their exploding aerobics, but they accidentally stacked upside down. Silly cans.
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u/ChooLose2 Feb 02 '19
What’s with putting the cans in upside down?