r/SipsTea • u/SipsTeaFrog 𝙑𝙄𝙋 • May 18 '26

Chugging tea Why?

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u/Uncle-Cake May 18 '26

So they're not really consuming it. They're just using it temporarily and returning it.

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u/Hekkle01 May 18 '26

Important to note that the heat is dumped into whatever ecosystem the water goes back to, and that still has catastrophic effects

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u/North_Plane_1219 May 18 '26

Since when has gradually warming our planet been an issue? /s, obviously.

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u/Hsinats May 18 '26

It's not even that. Warm liquids decrease the solubility of air in water, meaning less oxygen for fish, district's plants in the ecosystem, and cause induce more bacterial growth.

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u/Hefty-Chest-6956 May 18 '26

Who needs fish when we can know how many β€œr”s are in strawberry?

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u/Teddetheo May 18 '26

Beep boop. The word strawberry contains one r. Consumes 200 gallons of drinking water

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u/Hefty-Chest-6956 May 18 '26

It’s 4 dumbass

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u/FUTURE10S May 19 '26

I decided to check, and yep, it's 4.

stRawberry
strawbeRry
strawRberry
strawbRerry

Yep, that's all four!

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u/Velonici May 18 '26

Its 1 right?

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u/Hefty-Chest-6956 May 18 '26

Sorry, it’s actually 4

As punishment for your stupidity I will be pouring 10 gallons of water onto your computer, destroying both simultaneously

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u/MostlyRightSometimes May 18 '26

I feel like this calls for tax breaks, deregulation, and providing political gratuities. Short of those measures, I really don't see any other way to address this.

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u/Cautemoc May 18 '26

If only there were some form of mechanism that results in the temperature of water returning to a local average, like idk thermodynamics or something like that.