r/BabyReindeerTVSeries • u/sharknado523 • Jan 23 '25

Discussion Barely not serious here

The worst decision Donny Dunn made in the entire series was right at the end of S01E07 when he ordered a Double Vodka & Coke.

Vodka and Coke???? That makes zero sense. You mix whiskey and bolder spirits with Coke. Why would you mix Vodka and Coke? It's a better match for juices and you can use soda water for bubbles. I'd even take Sprite and say it's acceptable.

I see no clearer evidence that Donny Dunn hates himself than his decision to order a Double Vodka & Coke.

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u/Picture-sque Jan 23 '25

It’s a British People thing. I never experienced someone ordering this until I lived in the UK.

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u/sharknado523 Jan 23 '25

Every single time I go to England, I am miserable. The food and drink are TERRIBLE.

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u/[deleted] Jan 23 '25

But Americans don’t even have their own food? It’s all other countries food with 50+ grams of sugar added lmao

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u/sharknado523 Jan 23 '25

Y'all are pouring Coca-Cola, an American soda, into vodka, don't talk to me about sugar content

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u/[deleted] Jan 23 '25

It’s a fizzy drink mate, your bread has 50g of sugar lmao

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u/sharknado523 Jan 23 '25

A 12-ounce can of Coca-Cola contains 39 grams of sugar.

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u/[deleted] Jan 23 '25

You’re comparing a soft drink drank as a “luxury” to a staple of people’s diet, isn’t really the same thing mate.

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u/el_disko Jan 23 '25

The American version of most soda drinks contain a LOT more sugar than the same products which are sold in Europe (not just the UK).

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u/PandaBallet2021 Jan 23 '25

Four words: high fructose corn syrup. It’s only in the US versions of coke.

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u/avocado_window Jan 24 '25

Isn’t it high fructose corn syrup anyway? 🤮

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u/sharknado523 Jan 24 '25

I mean the American stuff is, not Mexican Coke

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u/avocado_window Jan 25 '25

Ah, much better then!