Some places do have truely awful tap water even if it is technically drinkable. I’ve been places where the tap water reeked of sulphur and no filter would take out the taste short of an RO filter. We always had to buy drinking water there. At the same time though we always bought water in gallon jugs rather than the individual bottles.

Hey now! That’s actually hebophilia. Thank you very much.

/s

No. As a form of salf harm.

IT’S A TRAP! Send no reply.

I prefer to think of it like the self cleaning cycle on an oven. I park my car in the sun for a bit and come back to an autoclaved interior.

My dads truck has one of those. Except it’s a big switch under the hood that disconnects the battery and you need to shut it off every time you park the truck or the battery will die. It’s not a bug, it’s a feature.

I was once hauling a couple barrels full of cans to a recycling place. On the way back with the empty barrels rachet strapped in the bed of my truck I decided to stop somewhere to grab some lunch. When I came back out to my truck and started to leave one of the barrels imediately blew out of the back of my truck because some asswipe stole my damn rachet strap.

Now I know stealing rachet straps isn’t unheard of but this was not a good rachet strap. This was the cheapest crappiest rachet strap I owned. This was a rachet strap I got in a pack of 4 out of a $5 clearance bin when I had to haul something and realized I forgot mine at home. Plus I had used this particular rachet strap as a makeshift tow strap at one point and I had to cut it to get it untied. So this rachet strap was only worth $1.25 when it was brand new and it was definitely no longer new. The empty barrels were worth way more than that strap. I wasn’t even angry they took it; I was just geinunely baffled.

you want to demand “studies” instead of engaging in good faith.

Said the ocean gate sub captain.

I love you and I’m saving this.