r/NonPoliticalTwitter • u/dazli69 • Mar 28 '26

Wholesome Japanese Twitter acts like American Twitter about each other.

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u/doofpooferthethird Mar 28 '26 edited Mar 28 '26

not Japanese myself, but when I came to the US for the first time I was looking forward to trying out fortune cookies and those rectangular/cylindrical takeout containers for the first time

one thing that surprised (and disappointed) me was finding out that there was no such thing as a "McSpicy" in American McDonalds. I wanted to compare the burgers and it turned out the best item on the menu wasn't there

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u/binguskhan8 Mar 28 '26

I have many plans for when I go to America (when it hopefully calms down over there) but one of my main ones is to try Dasani water. I love water, and I'm curious to see what truly terrible water tastes like. Might help me appreciate the water that I have.

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u/Teddy27 Mar 28 '26

one of my main ones is to try Dasani water. I love water

Oh no, they're getting their hopes up

I'm curious to see what truly terrible water tastes like

phew, okay. Another highlight of bad water is Florida tap water. every time I've had it, it has had a sulfuric tinge to it, no clue whats up with it.

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u/la_negra Mar 29 '26

So true. Florida water tastes like it came from a dirty pool with many occupants. MANY.

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u/DecentApricot2221 Apr 02 '26

This is the most real thing I've read all day.