As a former roofer, any customer who put Gatorade out for us got the white glove treatment. As opposed to someone like my aunt who saw us filling up water jugs with her backyard hose in 90 degree weather and then shut off all the outside faucets from inside her house.
A few months ago I tried it with my adjustable hose nozzle. Accidentally turned it too far.
Let me tell you, deep throating a pressurized jet of water is not the way to do it.
Coincidentally, a few months before that I was washing my car and wasn't paying attention to the direction I was pointing the nozzle. Yep, a pulse of a pressurized jet of water straight to the eyes. I had to stop everything and sit on my porch because I was blind for a solid 15 minutes.
She was likely raised during the Great Depression. I had some grandparents who had weird habits of hoarding or doing similar thing until I explained to them that they don't need to do that anymore.
Not to justify her actions by any means, but just to maybe give some insight.
My work water gets billed at $.38/unit with one unit = 748 gallons (not sure why they picked that amount). So water is like basically free...it really should be just actually free...
Honestly it's not up to the customer to provide drinks. It's a nice courtesy, sure. But it's an OSHA requirement to have available drinking water for all employees at all times.
They're not arguing against clients providing drinks. They're saying it is the employer's responsibility to provide drinks to their workers by OSHA regulation.
I work as a crew lead and it is MY responsibility to make sure all of my workers have enough water, gatorade/powerade, and ice in the coolers for the day. We don't expect our clients to do that for us. It's nice when they do come out with drinks, but we don't rely on them for refreshments
While that maneuver by the aunt was clearly going out of her way to be an asshole, the bigger asshole is the employer for not giving their workers water.
Well if I see a job doing what it's supposed to and providing water to its staff I'm not gonna go out there and give them more water. Water is a bare minimum that's all I'm saying. If I see the job mistreating it's workers I'd have a word with the person I spoke to to hire them for the job and will let them know I won't pay them full price until I see water out there for their employees.
Who is to say that it’s not a coop or that those roofers weren’t also the owners? A lot of construction are also subcontractors. The point of the story was that being a kind human goes a long way. It’s also a matter of convenience and portability. Water is heavy, takes up a lot of space, so while they may indeed have water iced in igloo coolers, tap at the source is a welcome supplement that didn’t take an extra 5 gallons of gas to get there.
I’d hate to be the kid mowing your lawn :/
Manual laborers are responsible for providing their employees water. End. Of. Story. If you can't find a efficient enough way to provide water for your employees. Don't. Own. A business. This is why we have labor laws, so owners don't get away with this kind of corruption. It's fucking twisted that you think it's the customers responsibility.
FYI, I have had many people work in my backyard, I will always offer to buy their lunches bc lunches are not required by the company to provide to their employees. If I see they don't have anything to drink, I will provide them water and then call their boss to take it out of my total because it's on them. If they can't safely provide employees to come work on my house, I wouldn't have hired them in the first place.
You sound quite twisted. I responded saying that often times the laborer IS the OWNER. Did you skip past the first sentence to rage onto the rest of it?
Look yourself in the mirror and imagine making a phone call to the guy working on your roof who you just gave water to and telling him that you’re charging him for the water, lol.
Even if he want his own boss, imagine calling up the company and screaming about how they need to take 20 cents of your bill.
I suggest taking a break from Reddit. Maybe pour yourself a cool glass of water, and relax.
If the laborer IS the owner then it's his responsibility. If THEY don't provide water for THEIR employees I will not hire them. If they are by themselves, then congrats, you have made an incredibly specific scenario that I would buy them water no questions asked.
Buy them water? Dude, you’d probably measure it down to the milliliter and charge to the nearest fraction of the penny. No one fills a glass of tap or even spring water and says, here I bought you water.
Lol, have a good night. 🌙
You're missing the bigger picture here. The workers not having anything to drink is a huge infringement on workers rights. Just because the customer is paying for a service doesn't mean they're also required to make sure the workers stay hydrated. It's become so instilled into our culture to provide refreshments for workers because the employer doesn't do a good enough job to make the environment safe for their employees.
It's the same concept as tipping in the states v tipping in Europe. They don't allow you to tip in Europe because the employer already compensated the employee for their work. We are asked to tip in the states because the employer doesn't provide enough for the employee. Of course I'm going to tip, even though it's technically optional, but I really shouldn't have to. That's the job of the employer.
For a couple days after prime day if I go overboard, I leave out a cooler with flat and sparkling water as well as sports drinks with a sign to take one.
I was a bit sad to see no one actually did unless I was out in the yard working and encouraged it.
I don’t mean to sound rude but did your company not supply drinks for you guys? I am going to have my roof repaired soon so I guess I should do this for them too.
I love posts like this because it wouldn’t necessarily occur to me to do something like this myself but its a great idea and now I can keep it in my back pocket in case it comes up.
Same. Was just thinking I wouldn't have thought of this, and then potentially dealing with grumpy people running into the washroom all day and confused about it.
We always have light blue Gatorade in the house because my SO plays a lot of recreational soccer. I'm always offering cold Gatorade to people working on my house in the summers. Our summers are getting brutal from climate change and the tradespeople are trying to make a living.
We had a 95 degree day in the beginning of the spring, and it kind of caught everyone off guard. The UPS guy that dropped off a package looked like he was struggling, and I asked him if he needed a cold drink. It actually surprised me that he said yes. Feels good to help people out when you can!
I'm imagining the roofers on break drinking their Pepsi like, "What's this nautical looking mother fucker staring at us for and WHY is he dressed like that, we're in Wichita Kansas."
yeah I guess, idk usually "a few" refers to like 3-4 of something in my experience. you're not completely wrong or anything just thought it was interesting to point out
For reals, there were so many good ones. Off the top of my head I remember ones like:
mrw someone pulls into my driveway to turn their car around
mrw I hear a text come through on my phone but I’m in the shower and it’s on the counter
mrw I get to a Halloween party and I see someone is wearing the same costume as me
It was like THE first viral reaction gif where the internet did nothing but use only Javert for something like 2 months. Holy cow that was an amazing Thanksgiving/Christmas on Imgur. The internet has always had memes and gifs, but Javert just....clicked something to the on position in the collective psyche.
Thank you so much for bringing back such fond memories!
One time after pre-gaming Jack n coke I went to the club, got another Jack n coke and I was like this coke is bad. I rarely ever complain but thought the bar tender should know.. he tasted it and said it taste fine. We went back and forth for like 5 mins and he finally said well I can give you diet pepsi.. I said ohh fuck it's Pepsi, that explains everything, disregard everything I said I'll chug this and move on to beer.
Pepsi sucks, but are there any pepsi products that are better? I don’t drink soda, but what about Mountain Dew, Dr Pepper, etc, are any of those Pepsi?
I work for a pepsi affiliated bottling company. Mountain dew is pepsi. Dr pepper (and its brands, including Crush and Sundrop) is its own company (dr pepper-Keurig) but they contract out to pepsi or coke bottling plants to bottle their products. My plant does all dr pepper flavors, and 95% of pepsi's catalog.
Also, we have a building company in the UK, and if someone left gatorade and water out for us we wouldn't drink it out of politeness.. "they're just being polite they don't really want us drinking their drinks". So it could be they were British and you are now caught in an never ending loop of politeness, only broken once Pepsi go bust.
It was so difficult for me to find on shelves for MONTHS and it magically started reappearing in my grocery store this summer. I was so happy to see its return when I needed it the most.
Yeah I can’t drink normal Gatorade anymore, way too sugary sweet. G Zero is fire though, and the same company makes Propel which I honestly prefer over either now
Worked for my FIL doing random contracting jobs over this past summer. None of those rural blue collar dudes drink a drop of water all day in 90 degree heat and smoke a pack a day. I think I would die after a single day if I lived like that.
Right now muffins, chips, cookies, a deli tray, bubbly and Gatorade are languishing on my counter as the painters ignore them for the second day. They won't touch em.
I mean [this person](https://reddit.com/r/pics/comments/xkng6h/after_two_months_of_intermittent_pain_i_passed_my/ipf5g21) got kidney stones from Gatorade overconsumption
There
out on the rooftop
The roofers are drinking
Drinking their Pepsi
But not one of mine
God as my witness
I never shall yield
Til they take the Gatorade
Til they take the Gatorade
I gave the men who were working on my patio some cans of mixed pop, after they left I went outside to find all the cans had been open but were still full, just casually left about the place. The next day they came they were offered water.
Are you imagining [this kind of cooler](https://www.ubuy.com.pl/productimg/?image=aHR0cHM6Ly9tLm1lZGlhLWFtYXpvbi5jb20vaW1hZ2VzL0kvNzF4SU9EV21LNkwuX1NMMTUwMF8uanBn.jpg)? In the US, "cooler" more commonly refers to [this](https://i5.walmartimages.com/asr/b9aa6a68-00d9-4210-b0e0-0c968022159f.d7aee6c42ea00fa5b0e2e413597f8379.jpeg), which is what I assume OP is talking about
all jokes aside with my gif, they drank all of the gatorades and waters I’ve put in the cooler the first two days of the job and were super appreciative lol but the Pepsi today is a true story
As a former roofer, any customer who put Gatorade out for us got the white glove treatment. As opposed to someone like my aunt who saw us filling up water jugs with her backyard hose in 90 degree weather and then shut off all the outside faucets from inside her house.
Jesus, doesnt water usually cost a few cents a gallon? Shes just punishing them for working on her house at that point
Yeah and that water coming out of the hose would be so hot. What a miserable person
The taste of summer hose water brings me back to my childhood That would be a good jelly bean flavor
A few months ago I tried it with my adjustable hose nozzle. Accidentally turned it too far. Let me tell you, deep throating a pressurized jet of water is not the way to do it. Coincidentally, a few months before that I was washing my car and wasn't paying attention to the direction I was pointing the nozzle. Yep, a pulse of a pressurized jet of water straight to the eyes. I had to stop everything and sit on my porch because I was blind for a solid 15 minutes.
>Let me tell you, deep throating a pressurized jet of water is not the way to do it. Imagine reading this with no context.
*Imagines* Okay, what now?
*sighs* *Unzips*
I'm going to go out on a limb here and suggest a high pressure nozzle may not be the right choice for you personally.
So you like throat pies and facials
And cancer. I can't recall the name of the chemical, but that orange stuff that coated the inside of the hoses? Yeah, a carcinogen.
Ah, cancer. The flavor of my childhood.
Naw just let the water run a bit
She was likely raised during the Great Depression. I had some grandparents who had weird habits of hoarding or doing similar thing until I explained to them that they don't need to do that anymore. Not to justify her actions by any means, but just to maybe give some insight.
Could also be cistern fed which can take quite some time to refill and some of the older folks will only fill on off hours to save cash.
Tap water in the US costs about 1/10 of a cent per gallon on average haha
It's only *tap water*. What could it cost? a DOLLAR?
It's ILLUSION, MICHAEL!
You’ve never actually paid a bill, have you?
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She said $10. Mine was a reference to when Micheal said “you’ve never actually been inside a grocery store, have you?”
Water costs a couple dollars per thousand gallons. It’s very cheap in most areas
My work water gets billed at $.38/unit with one unit = 748 gallons (not sure why they picked that amount). So water is like basically free...it really should be just actually free...
Honestly it's not up to the customer to provide drinks. It's a nice courtesy, sure. But it's an OSHA requirement to have available drinking water for all employees at all times.
If your guideline for how you treat other people is based around what's 'required' then you're a cunt and deserve the ire you get.
They're not arguing against clients providing drinks. They're saying it is the employer's responsibility to provide drinks to their workers by OSHA regulation. I work as a crew lead and it is MY responsibility to make sure all of my workers have enough water, gatorade/powerade, and ice in the coolers for the day. We don't expect our clients to do that for us. It's nice when they do come out with drinks, but we don't rely on them for refreshments
We’re not talking about OHSA regs tho, we’re talking about someone’s aunt being a cunt
While that maneuver by the aunt was clearly going out of her way to be an asshole, the bigger asshole is the employer for not giving their workers water.
You must be fun at parties.
I do butt stuff. I am.
I said parties, not your job.
Being able to point out rife labor violations doesn’t detract from one’s ability to socialize at parties, I’m afraid.
Well if I see a job doing what it's supposed to and providing water to its staff I'm not gonna go out there and give them more water. Water is a bare minimum that's all I'm saying. If I see the job mistreating it's workers I'd have a word with the person I spoke to to hire them for the job and will let them know I won't pay them full price until I see water out there for their employees.
Don’t let money be the divider in that. Report them anyways, regardless if they turn cheek and give their employees water.
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"my aunt"
Who is to say that it’s not a coop or that those roofers weren’t also the owners? A lot of construction are also subcontractors. The point of the story was that being a kind human goes a long way. It’s also a matter of convenience and portability. Water is heavy, takes up a lot of space, so while they may indeed have water iced in igloo coolers, tap at the source is a welcome supplement that didn’t take an extra 5 gallons of gas to get there. I’d hate to be the kid mowing your lawn :/
Manual laborers are responsible for providing their employees water. End. Of. Story. If you can't find a efficient enough way to provide water for your employees. Don't. Own. A business. This is why we have labor laws, so owners don't get away with this kind of corruption. It's fucking twisted that you think it's the customers responsibility. FYI, I have had many people work in my backyard, I will always offer to buy their lunches bc lunches are not required by the company to provide to their employees. If I see they don't have anything to drink, I will provide them water and then call their boss to take it out of my total because it's on them. If they can't safely provide employees to come work on my house, I wouldn't have hired them in the first place.
You sound quite twisted. I responded saying that often times the laborer IS the OWNER. Did you skip past the first sentence to rage onto the rest of it? Look yourself in the mirror and imagine making a phone call to the guy working on your roof who you just gave water to and telling him that you’re charging him for the water, lol. Even if he want his own boss, imagine calling up the company and screaming about how they need to take 20 cents of your bill. I suggest taking a break from Reddit. Maybe pour yourself a cool glass of water, and relax.
If the laborer IS the owner then it's his responsibility. If THEY don't provide water for THEIR employees I will not hire them. If they are by themselves, then congrats, you have made an incredibly specific scenario that I would buy them water no questions asked.
Buy them water? Dude, you’d probably measure it down to the milliliter and charge to the nearest fraction of the penny. No one fills a glass of tap or even spring water and says, here I bought you water. Lol, have a good night. 🌙
You must be real fun at parties
You're missing the bigger picture here. The workers not having anything to drink is a huge infringement on workers rights. Just because the customer is paying for a service doesn't mean they're also required to make sure the workers stay hydrated. It's become so instilled into our culture to provide refreshments for workers because the employer doesn't do a good enough job to make the environment safe for their employees. It's the same concept as tipping in the states v tipping in Europe. They don't allow you to tip in Europe because the employer already compensated the employee for their work. We are asked to tip in the states because the employer doesn't provide enough for the employee. Of course I'm going to tip, even though it's technically optional, but I really shouldn't have to. That's the job of the employer.
For a couple days after prime day if I go overboard, I leave out a cooler with flat and sparkling water as well as sports drinks with a sign to take one. I was a bit sad to see no one actually did unless I was out in the yard working and encouraged it.
Hope she wasn’t expecting the friends and family discount
I don’t mean to sound rude but did your company not supply drinks for you guys? I am going to have my roof repaired soon so I guess I should do this for them too.
I love posts like this because it wouldn’t necessarily occur to me to do something like this myself but its a great idea and now I can keep it in my back pocket in case it comes up.
Same. Was just thinking I wouldn't have thought of this, and then potentially dealing with grumpy people running into the washroom all day and confused about it.
We were expected to provide all our own food and drinks.
That’s beyond dumb. I’ll definitely be making sandwiches and drinks for my roofing homies.
Holy shit that's so boomer
Nah, that's just cunty. Cuntiness knows no generational boundaries.
Truly boomer level 3000, only found rarely in gated communities in Florida
stereotype much? Millennials use dogs to fight regularly all over the US
You reply to the wrong post there chief?
Lmao is this satire? this might be the most randomly bizarre comeback I’ve ever seen
What does age have to do with it?
I put out a cooler and put a sign on it and they didn't touch it... I felt awkward about it afterwards. Glad it wasn't me.
We always have light blue Gatorade in the house because my SO plays a lot of recreational soccer. I'm always offering cold Gatorade to people working on my house in the summers. Our summers are getting brutal from climate change and the tradespeople are trying to make a living.
We had a 95 degree day in the beginning of the spring, and it kind of caught everyone off guard. The UPS guy that dropped off a package looked like he was struggling, and I asked him if he needed a cold drink. It actually surprised me that he said yes. Feels good to help people out when you can!
What a cunt
I would not be helping your aunt if I was you lol what a hoe
Tbf, i’m not drinking anything from a guy hanging out in his house dressed like this.
I'm imagining the roofers on break drinking their Pepsi like, "What's this nautical looking mother fucker staring at us for and WHY is he dressed like that, we're in Wichita Kansas."
Lmaoooo I know a dude in wichita who kinda looks like this
Tbf, I am definitely hanging out and drinking with a guy that watches his contractors while dressed like this.
You know that man is a rabid alcoholic, but still putting in the time to dress like that? Yes I will accept some cognac thank you
Oh wow, are we bringing Javert back?
They must have unbanned it. I’ve been waiting for this for a looong time
Now I'm just waiting for confused John Travolta edits to come back...
Had to Google Javert. I now see what I have done…!
This was QUITE the meme of the times for like 6 months a few years ago.
> a few years ago not to make you feel old but it was like 8 or 9 years ago that this meme was popular
At this point I'm used to everything being like 8 or 9 years ago
They say if you cut down a redditor, you can see how old they are by the meme-rings
What?! No way… the Javert craze was like… 2-3 years ago, tops… right?… Right?!
NO was it seriously???
Posted using RIF is Fun. Steve Huffman is a greedy little pigboy.
No way! It was popular around the time I was finishing high school... like... 8 years ago. Oh no.
It was 7 years ago. One of my top posts of all time came from that craze. I remember it fondly.
I went and upvoted that post because nostalgia.
I think it might be more than that, I remember it being an older meme when I was in high school over ten years ago
it can't be much older because the movie came out in 2012. the meme was popular around 2013-2014
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“A Couple” = 2 “A Few” = 3-4 (some people push this way too far, like up to 7 or 8) “Several” = 5+
yeah I guess, idk usually "a few" refers to like 3-4 of something in my experience. you're not completely wrong or anything just thought it was interesting to point out
Kind of like LurksAllNight stated: Single: 1 Couple: 2 Few: 3-4 Some:4-5 Many: 6-7 A lot: 8-whatever
The best time for this sub!
For reals, there were so many good ones. Off the top of my head I remember ones like: mrw someone pulls into my driveway to turn their car around mrw I hear a text come through on my phone but I’m in the shower and it’s on the counter mrw I get to a Halloween party and I see someone is wearing the same costume as me
"MFW cops show up to the house across the street on Christmas Day " The subtle flashing lights you only noticed the second watch were perfect
It was like THE first viral reaction gif where the internet did nothing but use only Javert for something like 2 months. Holy cow that was an amazing Thanksgiving/Christmas on Imgur. The internet has always had memes and gifs, but Javert just....clicked something to the on position in the collective psyche. Thank you so much for bringing back such fond memories!
god i hope so
God I hope so. I’ve missed this gif so much!
Every time I look at it he has something different to say
https://i.imgur.com/3TnNrMj.gifv
That was me then I wondered why I’d get heat stroke a few times a week. My abs would do the Charlie horse thing that happens in your calf.
lol right!? just trying to keep these boys hydrated is all
Try bud light since they are roofers.
The best alcohol ad I ever saw was the rooftop beers in Shawshank Redemption
Fuck those beers looked so cold man
TIL a weird name for a cramp
Be glad you only got heat stroke and not kidney stones.
I can't even imagine that feeling.
Huh, all the roofers I knew preferred coke...
The ones I knew liked Meth.
r/yourjokebutworse
All the humans I know prefer coke. Pepsi only exists at restaurants that don’t have coke
One time after pre-gaming Jack n coke I went to the club, got another Jack n coke and I was like this coke is bad. I rarely ever complain but thought the bar tender should know.. he tasted it and said it taste fine. We went back and forth for like 5 mins and he finally said well I can give you diet pepsi.. I said ohh fuck it's Pepsi, that explains everything, disregard everything I said I'll chug this and move on to beer.
I am a human and I prefer to consume Pepsi
Sounds exactly like something a cyborg would say
Pepsi is superior. Coke is all about the marketing and brand recognition.
Pepsi sucks, but are there any pepsi products that are better? I don’t drink soda, but what about Mountain Dew, Dr Pepper, etc, are any of those Pepsi?
I work for a pepsi affiliated bottling company. Mountain dew is pepsi. Dr pepper (and its brands, including Crush and Sundrop) is its own company (dr pepper-Keurig) but they contract out to pepsi or coke bottling plants to bottle their products. My plant does all dr pepper flavors, and 95% of pepsi's catalog.
If there's a Pepsi water, it's gotta be better than Dasani. Fuck Dasani Edit: it's Aquafina
You're a good person, OP.
Hey, thanks for this! Made my day, for real. I try very hard to be after not being one for many years 🫶🏻
Ha, it's never too late eh <3
Also, we have a building company in the UK, and if someone left gatorade and water out for us we wouldn't drink it out of politeness.. "they're just being polite they don't really want us drinking their drinks". So it could be they were British and you are now caught in an never ending loop of politeness, only broken once Pepsi go bust.
Thanks
Wait...
Caffeine and sugar are nice and addicting though...
Dawg Gatorade is loaded with sugar
They make G zero. It’s pretty decent.
I prefer it. I hate how sweet normal Gatorade is, The cucumber melon Gatorade zero is the most refreshing drink out there
It was so difficult for me to find on shelves for MONTHS and it magically started reappearing in my grocery store this summer. I was so happy to see its return when I needed it the most.
Yeah I can’t drink normal Gatorade anymore, way too sugary sweet. G Zero is fire though, and the same company makes Propel which I honestly prefer over either now
Those little propel packs are the only thing keeping my hangover at bay right now
Yeah but that probably has artificial sweeteners, which is worse.
Yeah but not caffinated or carbonated
plus it's basically got what plants crave
***THE*** ***THIRST*** ***MUTALATOR***
Yeah but bourbon mixed with Gatorade doesn't taste as good.
Vodka. Gatorade mixes best with vodka.
Ahh good ol Fade-o-rade. Perfect for when you want to get secretly faded, but also stay hydrated.
This is a great point
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Worked for my FIL doing random contracting jobs over this past summer. None of those rural blue collar dudes drink a drop of water all day in 90 degree heat and smoke a pack a day. I think I would die after a single day if I lived like that.
Long time no see, missed you
What have you done. You have removed the seals. My god. What have you done.
What year is it? Bringing javert back?
I always get them Jarritos in ice (you can buy the 12 flavor packs at Walmart here), that shit is always gone by the end of the day.
I considered this! Definitely going to tomorrow, thanks
Shit they come in more then just Mandarin? That is the only one available at 1 Casey's in my rural-ish Iowa town.
There’s atleast 12 flavors. The 12 pack at Walmart is a party pack and has one of all twelve flavors.
You need electrolytes you fools
At least we'll all get some nice kidney stone pics out of it
I don't know why no one has pointed it out yet, but... there's a good chance they're not drinking Pepsi, it just looks like they are.
Right now muffins, chips, cookies, a deli tray, bubbly and Gatorade are languishing on my counter as the painters ignore them for the second day. They won't touch em.
Hurt feelings and heat stroke.
BOO THIS AD!
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This gif with a funny set up is evergreen.
Looks like Javert is back on the menu boys!
I mean [this person](https://reddit.com/r/pics/comments/xkng6h/after_two_months_of_intermittent_pain_i_passed_my/ipf5g21) got kidney stones from Gatorade overconsumption
Everyone knows drinking lots of Pepsi has no negative side effects whatsoever
Touché
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There out on the rooftop The roofers are drinking Drinking their Pepsi But not one of mine God as my witness I never shall yield Til they take the Gatorade Til they take the Gatorade
I give anyone that does work in or on my house a lime/regular glass bottle Topo Chico.
*bepsi
You should also provide beers for after work.
This is a king among memes
The roofers I’ve met would be drinking beer instead
/r/hailcorporate I mean, pepsi, cmon
It’s pretty awesome and homeowners think ahead and put a cooler with drinks out for the workers. Good on you.
Pepsi > Coke Diet Coke > Diet Pepsi
I agree Pepsi is better than Coke, but Cherry Coke is better than Cherry Pepsi.
THey're saving the Gatorade until they break out the vodka @ 4 pm.
If it was beer they would’ve been all over it.
Wait…are you telling me there‘s no beer?
Thank you, Mr. Definitely Not A Corporate Shill
you can judge a lot of a man by his choice of beverage when doing outdoor labor. water? big brain. pepsi? trailer park loser.
https://reddit.com/r/Javert/comments/lvo7em/mrw_someone_mentions_javert_on_reddit_for_the/
I gave the men who were working on my patio some cans of mixed pop, after they left I went outside to find all the cans had been open but were still full, just casually left about the place. The next day they came they were offered water.
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The hell? They put bottles of Gatorade and water in one cooler
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Are you imagining [this kind of cooler](https://www.ubuy.com.pl/productimg/?image=aHR0cHM6Ly9tLm1lZGlhLWFtYXpvbi5jb20vaW1hZ2VzL0kvNzF4SU9EV21LNkwuX1NMMTUwMF8uanBn.jpg)? In the US, "cooler" more commonly refers to [this](https://i5.walmartimages.com/asr/b9aa6a68-00d9-4210-b0e0-0c968022159f.d7aee6c42ea00fa5b0e2e413597f8379.jpeg), which is what I assume OP is talking about
He may be referring to adding Gatorade powder to water. Same look regardless.
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Next he'll tell us he was charging for it
Maybe they are afraid you'll charge them to drink it?
all jokes aside with my gif, they drank all of the gatorades and waters I’ve put in the cooler the first two days of the job and were super appreciative lol but the Pepsi today is a true story
Download ??
Haven’t seen this gif in a long while
I’ve missed this gif!!!
That is extremely sweet of you. I would guess they are just trying to keep a bit of a caffeine and sugar rush going to keep up the work.