Elevators that don’t have a button for the 13th floor.
It makes me nervous thinking they’re too dumb to be constructing a building in the first place.
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Originally Posted by Bighurt52235
Lol.
Id heard of that ever since I was a child and to my recollection I still haven't encountered one. Never been to the east coast if that makes a difference.
I see this all the time. In fact, in U.S. hotels (vs. office buildings) I can’t remember the last time I’ve seen a 13th floor. Of course, the morons on the “14th” floor are just kidding themselves.
btw, in many Asian countries (Korea, for example), it's the 4th floor that is missing. Something to do with a tie-in between 4 and death, iirc.
In new developments 8, 88, 80, X88 always sell out first and often at a premium. I know people that have changed their street address from 4 and gotten $20k+ higher offers on their house.
Laura ****ing Linney and any movie or series purporting that she is, or ever was, attractive or desirable in any way, shape, or form.
I just watched the first two seasons of Ozark. It's a poor man's Breaking Bad and my like of Jason Bateman stood no chance against my dislike of Linney.
That's a good one, because youngsters don't understand one from the front and then the back gives you two different expiration dates and less spoilage.
That's a good one, because youngsters don't understand one from the front and then the back gives you two different expiration dates and less spoilage.
Why is that better than 2 bottles from the back, both with later expiration dates?
Why not just grab one gallon with the later date? It's not like the milk is sealed for freshness in those plastic jugs.
As long as we're less than a week or so past the expiration date, the date at which you open the container of milk matters a whole lot more than whatever date is printed on the container.
That seems to be the only logical reason someone would do that.
Btc,
Lol @ this "contributing to waste argument". Dude, your using more plastic. Take the extra cash you save from buying the gallon and plant a tree.
Spoiler:
I planted a tree in my yard this weekend in part by saving all that extra cash by buying milk in gallon form
How much more plastic is in two smaller container vs one bigger? And plastic, paper, or glass is recyclable here. It's about not wasting those resources in the store, when its just tossed out because people reach to the back.
It still seems pretty far fetched. I highly doubt these people with the 2 half gallons of milk are staggering the expiration dates period. Nevertheless to reduce waste but who knows, I've been wrong before.
I still think donating that extra cash you save buying by the gallon to milk research or some other waste reduction pursuit would yield better long term results. Not to mention the immediate reward for using less plastic.
