Student Compares Toilet Water To Ice At Fast Food Joints, With Disturbing Results

[TrueEpic08]

It doesn't even matter breh.

We have trillions upon trillion of bacterial cells on and in our bodies. Not all bacteria are harmful, some are absolutely necessary.

The better study would have been to see the amount of fecal matter, as that can lead to transmission of more harmful bacteria.

Not even sure I want to know the result of that study....

 

[tru_m.a.c]

gotcha.

comments like "its only 12ozs its not a gallon" or "how long does it take you to eat, if you drink doesn't stay cold your too slow" have me like

the internet is an incredible place since you get to see the innerworkings of peoples minds.

also a scary place. it seems even the most simple straightfoward facts aremade complex or debatable. I was negged to death for saying "daft punk is not hiphop", I mean you would've thought I was trolling the way people got on me

breh, you could've just @ me and I would've addressed you straight up.

We're talking about FOUNTAIN drinks, not soda sitting out at key food.

Do you realize that fountain drinks are mandated to remain at a certain temperature (32F). Everything in a fast food chain is tested and documented for specific conditions.

The shyts a straight forward question. I can tell you that it was an evolution of thought actually. From my experience (and many others) it started because we realized that you get jipped with all that ice in your drink. So we stopped asking for ice. Once we did that we realized, "no shyt you don't NEED ice in an already COLD drink." Why? Cause the added benefit of a colder temperature is marginal at best and the ice takes away from the amount of liquid I can consume.

How does this need to be explained to anyone? @nikkasAreWylin

 

[GhettoTeK]

breh, you could've just @ me and I would've addressed you straight up.

We're talking about FOUNTAIN drinks, not soda sitting out at key food.

Do you realize that fountain drinks are mandated to remain at a certain temperature (32F). Everything in a fast food chain is tested and documented for specific conditions.

The shyts a straight forward question. I can tell you that it was an evolution of thought actually. From my experience (and many others) it started because we realized that you get jipped with all that ice in your drink. So we stopped asking for ice. Once we did that we realized, "no shyt you don't NEED ice in an already COLD drink." Why? Cause the added benefit of a colder temperature is marginal at best and the ice takes away from the amount of liquid I can consume.

How does this need to be explained to anyone? @nikkasAreWylin

Dunno but i like ice in my cup bruh especially restaurant ice the best

 

[The Dust King]

breh, you could've just @ me and I would've addressed you straight up.

We're talking about FOUNTAIN drinks, not soda sitting out at key food.

Do you realize that fountain drinks are mandated to remain at a certain temperature (32F). Everything in a fast food chain is tested and documented for specific conditions.

The shyts a straight forward question. I can tell you that it was an evolution of thought actually. From my experience (and many others) it started because we realized that you get jipped with all that ice in your drink. So we stopped asking for ice. Once we did that we realized, "no shyt you don't NEED ice in an already COLD drink." Why? Cause the added benefit of a colder temperature is marginal at best and the ice takes away from the amount of liquid I can consume.

How does this need to be explained to anyone? @nikkasAreWylin

honestly I didn't keep track of all the posters who SMH'd me it was an afterthought.

the fact you used terms like "evolution of thought" and "documented for specific conditions"

lets me illustrate my point exactly. its ice. the term "ice cold" is used when a drink is as cold as ice which fountain drinks are not.

I refuse to spend another second in this thread you nggaz ain't draggin me down this sh!t is either trolling or like I said nggaz makin debates out of established facts.

you don't like ice? cool. but please don't act like its science why I shouldn't use it.

another reasn you opted out of your hypothesis is that people (like me) enjoy watering down there sugary beverage. I hope I didn't too much

 

[tru_m.a.c]

another reasn you opted out of your hypothesis is that people (like me) enjoy watering down there sugary beverage. I hope I didn't too much

what

 

[tru_m.a.c]

honestly I didn't keep track of all the posters who SMH'd me it was an afterthought.

the fact you used terms like "evolution of thought" and "documented for specific conditions"

lets me illustrate my point exactly. its ice. the term "ice cold" is used when a drink is as cold as ice which fountain drinks are not.

I refuse to spend another second in this thread you nggaz ain't draggin me down this sh!t is either trolling or like I said nggaz makin debates out of established facts.

you don't like ice? cool. but please don't act like its science why I shouldn't use it.

another reasn you opted out of your hypothesis is that people (like me) enjoy watering down there sugary beverage. I hope I didn't too much

but whatever my g, there is a science as to why you like everything and why you don't

a basic "this is how coke runs their organization" documentary could show you that...there is nothing really unique about many of the choices we make

 

[stealthbomber]

*fills a bath tub with ice from taco bell*

 

[Torrential]

get ice brehs

 

[Notorious 1 E.Y.E.]

Nah subways is just as bad. I worked at subways for one summer and if you see an indian guy working back there, then dip..

thats all of them

 

[Notorious 1 E.Y.E.]

i dont get ice cause 1, its already cold and 2 that ice just taking up space.... i want my money's worth lol

 

[The Entity]

Wouldnt this apply to the fountain drinks too? Its not like that gets cleaned out

 

[bassLord]

Very educational study

 

[Juven]

thats all of them

im telling you right now, indians dont give a fukk. Dude picked up a tomato off the floor and promptly put that shyt in the front.

get the fukk outta there if you see anyone of desi descent near any food

 

[Notorious 1 E.Y.E.]

im telling you right now, indians dont give a fukk. Dude picked up a tomato off the floor and promptly put that shyt in the front.

get the fukk outta there if you see anyone of desi descent near any food

u also gotta damn near beg them to put the correct amount of lettuce on the smmich

 

[Morph]

From what I understand, E. Coli that enters through the mouth usually gets dissolved by the acids in the stomach, and almost never makes it past the small intestine. Saliva has viscous properties that prevent the bacteria from growing out of control.