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I sleep in a big bed with my wife. And worry about eviction.
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Not just that oxygen is readily available, but several sizes and 5-6 flavors. 
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Is the pink oxygen for girls
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some_admin posted:Not just that oxygen is readily available, but several sizes and 5-6 flavors. They're even more of a ripoff than they seem because the oxygen in there is barely compressed, since actually shipping a decent amount of compressed oxygen would require a really thick and expensive container, so you get maybe 20 shallow breaths out of the thing tops.
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also there's still some regulations once you get to a certain level of compression
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Shame Boy posted:They're even more of a ripoff than they seem because the oxygen in there is barely compressed, since actually shipping a decent amount of compressed oxygen would require a really thick and expensive container, so you get maybe 20 shallow breaths out of the thing tops.
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I just noticed for the first time that it says "95% pure" on the can too so I guess it's some dirty-rear end sub-welding-grade oxygengreatBigJerk posted:They'd get more pressure if they just put a little butane in there like "compressed air" cans. Even then I think that'd require a steel can, these things are basically aluminum soda cans Shame Boy has issued a correction as of 13:09 on Mar 11, 2024 |
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generic industrial grade oxygen is sold at 99.5% purity everywhere I looked, so if I had to guess I'd say they either found a weird waste stream in a gas separator and decided to monetize it, or built a weird mirror version of a crypto mine out of medical oxygen concentrators.
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it’s probably just normal air
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euphronius posted:it’s probably just normal air That's my guess. Maybe passed through some filters first. I've seen these cans at the grocery store for over a year now. It feels so incredibly dystopian.
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As of right now the cans are just a scam but they serve an important purpose - in like 5 - 10 years people will be able to say "look if you wanna breathe clean air you can buy it in a can just like everyone else"
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oh nevermind Aviator's Breathing Oxygen is real regulated standard for air that just sounds like marketing gibberish
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Pepe Silvia Browne posted:As of right now the cans are just a scam but they serve an important purpose - in like 5 - 10 years people will be able to say "look if you wanna breathe clean air you can buy it in a can just like everyone else" I dunno. The marketing seems to imply an energy boost or whatever with the air. And if people are really desperate, they can just walk around with an O2 tank like some elderly people and others already do. If I were the company, I would pivot into canned "experiences". Like yank the air from a beach on the west coast and sell it as a way to experience the beach.
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euphronius posted:it’s probably just normal air Not completely. One of them is rosemary flavored.
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poemdexter posted:I dunno. The marketing seems to imply an energy boost or whatever with the air. And if people are really desperate, they can just walk around with an O2 tank like some elderly people and others already do. If I were the company, I would pivot into canned "experiences". Like yank the air from a beach on the west coast and sell it as a way to experience the beach. Pretty sure I've seen "air from Paris" in stores. I wanna say museum gift shop actually.
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Parisian Air sounds like one of those things to really appeal to suckers because woof
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Mar 11, 2024 20:37
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Gamergirl Bathwater level product
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I remember when canned [region] air was a dumb tchotchke you bought at a run down tourist trap gift store.
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Orange Devil posted:Gamergirl Bathwater level product Neither will satiate your thirst, that's for sure
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Don't gamergirls have running water? They need to buy their bathwater by the bottle? That's outrageous!
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euphronius posted:it’s probably just normal air just innocent air
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I think I can fill it up with some kind of weed thing, bingo bongo, all set for the show, cops, symphony whatever.
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My climate fiction novel features a religious organization called The Church of the Blue Sky, they keep a font of "holy air" near the entrance to their churches
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wow you're that serious about quitting twitter
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How is it not called Perri-Air?
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Eat This Glob posted:yeah, it's why you'll see a "cash" price and a "card" price for fuel at some gas stations. i *think* stores are banned from passing that 3% haircut onto consumers using a card by whatever EULA they have to sign to take visa/mastercard/etc, but if no one narcs to the card companies, stores can do what they want A bunch of places around me have a sign that reads "Card machine broke, cash only"
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Milo and POTUS posted:Parisian Air sounds like one of those things to really appeal to suckers because woof I thought most air in Central Europe is pure garbage due to the high concentration of burning stuff which accompanies western lifestyles. Especially big cities like Paris. To get normal air quality in Europe you have to go halfway up in Finland. Parisian air reads simply “poison in a can” for me.
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Ihmemies posted:I thought most air in Central Europe is pure garbage due to the high concentration of burning stuff which accompanies western lifestyles. Especially big cities like Paris. To get normal air quality in Europe you have to go halfway up in Finland. Paris is in western Europe
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EoinCannon posted:Paris is in western Europe Right. Seems air is better near French alps, otherwise it is a shitshow, especially in Eastern Europe. https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2023/sep/20/revealed-almost-everyone-in-europe-breathing-toxic-air
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3D Megadoodoo posted:Don't gamergirls have running water? They need to buy their bathwater by the bottle? That's outrageous! President Xi, please save us. Our gamergirls cry out for clean affordable bathwater
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cat botherer posted:How is it not called Perri-Air? I think that was in Space Balls
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euphronius posted:I think that was in Space Balls I'm pretty sure they were specifically referencing that but idk it's a good joke either way
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Ihmemies posted:I thought most air in Central Europe is pure garbage due to the high concentration of burning stuff which accompanies western lifestyles. Especially big cities like Paris. To get normal air quality in Europe you have to go halfway up in Finland. I meant more is an open sewer and that being touted as one of its most endearing qualities. I think I'd pass on the air
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Ihmemies posted:I thought most air in Central Europe is pure garbage due to the high concentration of burning stuff which accompanies western lifestyles. Especially big cities like Paris. To get normal air quality in Europe you have to go halfway up in Finland. I think of London whenever I get a whiff of diesel exhaust.
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skooma512 posted:I think of London whenever I get a whiff of diesel exhaust. see i spent the ages of 4-8 living directly adjacent to the potomac river in washington dc and so i just get reminded of that whenever i smell gas or diesel fumes
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Eat This Glob posted:yeah, it's why you'll see a "cash" price and a "card" price for fuel at some gas stations. i *think* stores are banned from passing that 3% haircut onto consumers using a card by whatever EULA they have to sign to take visa/mastercard/etc, but if no one narcs to the card companies, stores can do what they want specifically upcharging a credit fee on the order is generally against the credit processors agreements for retail. however raising your prices an equivalent amount and giving a discount for cash purchases is how places can get around it. like any agreement like this, it's only enforced if the company decides they want to enforce it.
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EoinCannon posted:Paris is in western Europe no it isn't
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welp, the partys over fellas https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/com...48f65df40&ei=28 quote:Target is rolling out a big change to self-checkout that limits the number of items shoppers can buy at the registers, the retailer shared exclusively with Axios. in other news, 85% of self checkout users are dirty liars
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The Nastier Nate posted:welp, the partys over fellas If this means more cashiers again then great! I hate having to do self checkout for a weeks worth of groceries.
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Raldikuk posted:If this means more cashiers again then great! I hate having to do self checkout for a weeks worth of groceries. lol you know it wont
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