• @tigeruppercut@lemmy.zip
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    I’ve been places in the states where even airports won’t give you a beer before noon. Damn Puritans, ruining things for 250 years.

  • @robocall@lemmy.world
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    1085 months ago

    I like arriving 6 hours early for a flight. I have time to drink beer and take a nap on the ground.

  • verysoft
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    885 months ago

    It’s almost like if people understand why someone is doing something, they don’t judge them! Maybe people should just stop judging people if they don’t understand them!

  • Captain Aggravated
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    455 months ago

    I am fully on board with brushing your teeth in a public restroom. That is perfectly acceptable behavior.

  • I don’t know what it is, but aside from the side effects of nicotine addiction and access problems in these spaces(which, whatever, I get it), transportation hubs (airports, train stations, ferry terminals, etc.) are my favourite places to be.

    • @EfreetSK@lemmy.world
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      315 months ago

      I have it the oposite way :( Especially the airports, they pressent themselves as this beautiful, clean location for happy traveling people. In reality it looks more like in the picture, people beeing on the edge of collapse, exhausted, living like shit

      • @Kusimulkku@lemm.ee
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        105 months ago

        I’ve always felt like they just present themselves as transportation hubs and that’s it. They’re often very utilitarian and full of signage and whatnot. Remind me of other transport terminals.

    • AwkwardLookMonkeyPuppet
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      165 months ago

      Those little white nicotine pouches have solved my nicotine access issues while flying. I still hate that most airports completely did away with smoking areas though. I don’t smoke, but I vape. It’s pretty fucked up to put someone into an area that takes 4 hours to get into, and then not provide an area for their basic needs. Yes, I know nicotine isn’t an actual need, but it’s an addiction, and it feels like a need when you’re addicted.

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          25 months ago

          I prefer the white pouches because they don’t require spitting, and they don’t mess up your teeth. But I used to use the snus back when I was a smoker, before these little pouches popped up everywhere.

          • @ThirdWorldOrder@lemm.ee
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            75 months ago

            Snus, at least in the USA, is those white pouches that you don’t have to spit. The ones you spit are called Dip. The ones where you spit a gallon are called Chew.

            • AwkwardLookMonkeyPuppet
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              25 months ago

              I was thinking “snuff”, even though you and I both said “snus”. Thanks for clarifying. Now I know what those white packets are called. My friends and I have always used “chew” and “snuff” interchangeably and for the stuff where you spit a gallon we’ve called it either leaf, or loose leaf chew.

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                Ah, I remember snuff. I don’t dip too often but when I do it’s coperhagen long cut. Bought that Copenhagen snuff by mistake like 20 years ago and I think I still have it in my teeth. I genuinely do not know why anyone uses that stuff.

                Snuff used to be named for the stuff people used to use (like Napoleon) and they would snort it. Lots of elegant Snuff boxes out there.

                • AwkwardLookMonkeyPuppet
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                  I found a jar of that once in a little convenience shop way up in the Sierra Nevada mountains. It was made by Levi Garrett & Sons, was in a brown jar, had an old timey label on it, and a cork in the top. For years afterwards my friends and I would pull it out when we got drunk enough and snort it. It was crazy strong. It would mess you up real good. Idk what ever happened to it. It kind of just vanished without me noticing.

                  Edit: “I think I still have it in my teeth” lol. Isn’t that the truth? I preferred the long cut too. But my friends who were “real men” all preferred the short cut because I guess it proves you’re a badass.

    • @Swedneck@discuss.tchncs.de
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      25 months ago

      public transport in general is just nice because you’re around other people, the idea of sitting isolated in a car for hours on a highway fills me with primordial dread

  • @neptune@dmv.social
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    265 months ago

    Having complete strangers photograph your underwear and then feel it for good measure. Espresso martini. Saying “I flew in from St Louis and BOY ARE MY ARMS TIRED”.

    • @SilverShark@lemmy.world
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      25 months ago

      Yes.

      But one can be a bit more specific and think of their long corridors as liminal spaces, but the cafés and stores in them as not. I flu a few times per year out of the same airport, and typically wait in the same café for over one hour. I use this time to rest a bit before getting on the flight and eat something, and it doesn’t feel liminal at all.

    • Captain Aggravated
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      Flying into small fields in a small plane can be an interesting experience; some are actually quite busy, they’ll either have a popular mechanic shop on the field, a busy local flight school, or it’s a destination for business jet travel because of a local golf course or something. Others are almost abandoned, which can be an interesting experience to visit.

  • @dependencyinjection@discuss.tchncs.de
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    • Drinking at 6am - Christmas Day.
    • Sleeping on floor - After night out smashed.
    • Brushing teeth in public bathroom - After getting smashed and sleeping on the floor, heading to work.
    • $10 Water - Never acceptable.
    • Pyjamas - You ever been in a council estate.
  • @Toto@lemmy.world
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    Drinking tomato juice (more related to the airplane). WTF! never seen it in vending machines, offered on tap, in fast food joints …

    But 9/10 times someone in my hearing range orders a tomato juice to chillax and drink that sweet thick pseudo-ketchup.

  • I Cast Fist
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    165 months ago

    Brushing teeth in public bathrooms is common in Brazil, especially those of an office.

    • @Entertainmeonly
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      It’s funny. In America you never see it. I brush in the bathroom at work after lunch and everyone looks at me like I’m a mental patient. Like where else am I supposed to brush after lunch? Do people just not brush their teeth after every meal?

      • @Mamertine@lemmy.world
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        Do people just not brush their teeth after every meal?

        In the USA the norm is morning and evening. Twice a day. Only at home.

        Across my life in corporate America, I’ve seen a few people doing it after lunch, but it’s very rare.

    • @MrFunnyMoustache@lemmy.ml
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      That explains why a former coworker of mine, who is from Brazil, brushes his teeth at the bathrooms after lunch at work. I thought he must have had some special reason, but I never asked because I figured it would be too much of a personal question when we weren’t that close.

    • @Treefox@lemmy.ml
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      15 months ago

      To be fair, yall don’t have fluoride in the water so you need to brush more often. (This is aimed at the Americans commenting)

  • Hyperreality
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    Fuck not brushing your teeth regularly and having unbrushed teeth from lunch till night time.

    I try to brush my teeth three times a day. Used to have regular issues, now I don’t and my teeth are less yellow.

    No brainer.

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      to be fair, everyone’s teeth are different - some people just get blessed with healthy teeth, and if you don’t eat messy, you might be good with a sip of water in between morning / evening tooth brushing. After all, cave men also didn’t get caries in their 20-something years of life at least.

      • Fuck spez
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        75 months ago

        While it’s true that some people inherit the genes for harder enamel, which goes a long way toward determining how scrupulous a person has to be about their dental hygiene, it wasn’t until very recently that we had diets filled with refined sugar.

    • @whoisearth@lemmy.ca
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      45 months ago

      I just found out my daughter’s best friend only brushes once a day at bedtime. They’re 11. I truly question some parents.

      Coincidentally whenever they’re facetiming I always yell in the background if she brushed her teeth this morning.

      I see you Cecily. Your parents may not but I do. Brush your damn teeth!

      • @ChickenLadyLovesLife@lemmy.world
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        35 months ago

        I’m a school bus driver and one of the girls on my bus this morning was complaining about her teeth being yellow. I asked her if she brushes them and she said “no” like I had asked her if she could fly. TBF we think her mom steals her medication so her lack of basic life skills is understandable.

    • @Prandom_returns@lemm.ee
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      I just don’t stop brushing. Every second you’re not brushing, you’re letting bacteria fester in your mouth.

      Some people have toothpics in their mouth, I have a whole toothbrush.