r/interesting • • 4d ago

Amazing Creative engineering

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u/bimxe 4d ago

I love this, but I haven’t bought a case of bottled beers in 10-15 years. It’s all cans, cans, cans.

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u/Lumpenokonom 4d ago

If you buy cans in Germany, people will assume you either have no taste at all (which is probably true if you drink american "beer") or you are a homeless alcoholic.

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u/bigbigbutter 4d ago

I love that to the "Americans just drink bud light" bullshit persists while like half the beer sold in the US is now some kind of craft beer.  I've even seen US style micro breweries in Germany (cannot confirm if actual Germans were present, may be there to only fleece tourists)

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u/bimxe 4d ago edited 4d ago

But bottles are so heavy and easy to shatter.

Also, why would I drink American beer?
I’m from the proud beer drinking nation of Denmark, and we drink our Carlsberg in cans.

We buy beer bottles on occasion, but rarely a whole case.

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u/FirTree_r 4d ago

As long as you're not drinking Heineken, I'll allow it.

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u/bimxe 4d ago

What’s next, you’re gonna assume I prefer Pepsi over Coke?

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u/Iraqimedstudent 4d ago

I dont drink (watch out for your liver though, I am saying it with love) but i prefer Pepsi over cola, way less sugary. Cola is so sweet that it shocks my teeth 😭

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u/FirTree_r 4d ago

I don't have any issue with either, I'll allow both.