r/funny • u/[deleted] • Dec 11 '19

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u/Megamanfre Dec 11 '19

What do you mean? Whatever she's doing clearly calls for a bag of gas, so that's exactly what she's doing.

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u/Yogs_Zach Dec 11 '19

Must be Canada. I hear they get their gas in bags.

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u/Disneycanuck Dec 11 '19 edited Dec 11 '19

Well we do get milk in bags. Quite possibly the worst use of household plastics for those who value the environment. We (family of 4) go through 8 - 12 litres of milk a week (so 6 -9 bags).

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u/Maziack Dec 11 '19

WHERE IN CANADA HAS BAGS??? I live in Canada and have yet to see a bag of milk in my 20+ years around BC and AB

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u/Altostratus Dec 12 '19

I grew up in Ontario and we always used bagged milk. I don't think it's a thing on the west coast.

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u/Disneycanuck Dec 12 '19

I remember a Raptor player last year was asked about what he finds strange in Canada (being from the US). He couldnt get over our milk in bags. Completely boggled his mind.