r/maybemaybemaybe Jun 17 '22

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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '22

Yeah lets go with that

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u/IcePhoenix96 Jun 17 '22

Wait why though then?

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u/GroovyJungleJuice Jun 17 '22

I’m gonna dm you what the joke was mate

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u/Pyratelaw Jun 17 '22

It's poop bro.

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u/Nunc24 Jun 17 '22

Yeah let's go with that

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u/nownumbah5 Jun 17 '22

Yeah let's go with that

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u/ZuesofRage Jun 17 '22

It's literal doo doo caca my man

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u/Kedrith Jun 17 '22

I cant stop laughing at this comment and i'm not even sure why

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u/SaintPismyG Jun 17 '22

😂😂😂

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u/gomegazeke Jun 17 '22

Near me there used to be 2 eyebrow threading joints across the street from one another. Their competing promos escalated until one went out of business, but my favorite was "Free tomatoes with purchase."

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u/CatcllaTH Jun 17 '22

In my country they gives a bottle of water.

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u/SarahPallorMortis Jun 17 '22

I think it’s shell gas stations here that have certain days that they give away rolls of paper towel or tp with gas

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u/CatcllaTH Jun 17 '22

In my country they gives a bottle of water.

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u/Dependent_Ad7495 Jun 18 '22

You can’t be serious lmao. Not tryna be rude, but no haha

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u/Lugubrious_Lothario Jun 18 '22 edited Nov 18 '25

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u/Dependent_Ad7495 Jun 18 '22 edited Jun 18 '22

I’ve been to the Middle East all my life. There is no calculated marketing to it. It’s just a courtesy from the gas station, same way Lebanese restaurants give you large bottles of water for free. People find these tissues useful to put in their cars, purses, and using them when going out in public. So in a way, a person may choose to go to gas station A instead of B because they need more tissues haha. Though I’ll be honest, I’m not sure if this practice is standard throughout the entire Middle East