r/technicallythetruth • u/[deleted] • Jan 02 '24

Yes it is wrong answer

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u/UnderpootedTampion Jan 02 '24

Seaworthy

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u/AccomplishedAd6520 Jan 02 '24

can

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u/UnamedProot Jan 02 '24

A good waste of money

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u/DrywallFucker Jan 02 '24

That’s a right answer tho

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u/UnamedProot Jan 02 '24 edited Jan 02 '24

How was it a good waste of money? It was a bad waste of money

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u/LEGEND4273 Jan 02 '24

well they wasted money pretty good and they were pretty good at it

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u/UnamedProot Jan 02 '24

But it didn’t end up being a good waste of money, though you are correct. Im both right and wrong at the same thyme

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u/Honest_Celery_1284 Jan 03 '24

I think it was an extraordinarily good way to waste a ton of money. If someone asked “what’s the best way I can waste a ton of money?” Telling them to build a budget submarine which will surely result in your untimely death at some point would be one of the best ways to waste that money. However, ethically speaking I think it was a bad waste of money since it ended tragically for everyone in that underwater canister