

That’s actually more true than not. These soda shops are essentially an alternative to coffee shops for those who believe drinking coffee and tea are bad. It’s the same caffeine fix, but without being coffee or tea.
Mama told me not to come.
She said, that ain’t the way to have fun.
That’s actually more true than not. These soda shops are essentially an alternative to coffee shops for those who believe drinking coffee and tea are bad. It’s the same caffeine fix, but without being coffee or tea.
Everything rhymes if you mispronounce it!
Yeah, I don’t think I’ve seen them at restaurants, but I have seen them at convenience stores a ton. Why they didn’t have the flavor shots has always confused me, because that has been the difference between me getting a soda and not.
you’d have to know the ideal ratio of syrup to base soda
One pump or two, depending on preference.
We also have some built in to the machine, and I’ve seen it right next to the machine as well as a separate pump.
Eh, that’s just called getting old. Sorry for your loss.
No, and soda isn’t tea anyway. Not sure what you’re getting at.
Do you not have those syrup things? Pretty much every gas station has one.
Nah, that’s different. Water man is the grown up version of the water boy.
Almost any gas station has those syrup pumps, and here in Utah, we have a soda shop (like Swig) on almost every corner.
Headed? I’m already there.
Now you’re talking affordable!
This looks like it’s on LinkedIn, and a lot of people there lie/brag about having it all.
What about nightmares?
You can if you pick one, assuming you have a six figure income, you just have to live like you have a mid-five figure income. $50k+/year is a lot of money to throw at house/car/servant.
Teslas aren’t that expensive, so they could probably have that as well.
My Thinkpad has survived drops from the countertop, kids standing on it, and the USB-C charge port is wearing out from years of kids fighting over it. It’s still running fine, though there’s certainly some surface damage.
It’s going on 8 years now and still running fine. Sucker refuses to die, and I refuse to replace it until it does.
I took a dremel to my $20 case to install a front fan to cool my NAS drives. Taped that sucker right to the front bit of the face, and ran it that way for years.
It’s not quite as hardcore as this, so I’m not sure if I qualify for the second or third type.
Exactly. Mine shipped w/ Windows, but it never ran Windows (at least I never did). Installed Linux day 1.
Amazon sells a ribbed one…