This reminds me of when I asked my old roommate to get my an Orange Crush and he came back with Fanta Orange. A good soda in its own right, but scratched the absolute wrong itch.
Why would they have a product stocked that hasn’t been produced in over 20 years? They obviously just never got around to changing the signs. At least it’s still an Orange soda.
If it's pronounced ah, how does it turn into aw when they say Fanta? I speak Spanish myself and have never heard a another Spanish speaker call it fawnta.
The fan- part is pronounced pretty much like the word 'fan' in english.
Doesn't sound like we say Fanta like faun because the A in faun sounds close to an O. We don't saw fonta, or faunta. We say fanta exactly the way you say Americans say it
I'm glad they have a sense of humor about themselves. I actually respect them quite a bit these days, as a whole. But you won't catch me by the shores of Lake Hepatitis, it's just not my bag. It's just funny watching a group reform itself over time when that group's thing is basically chaos fueled by drugs and corn syrup.
it's true, they may be bona fide agents of chaos pouring faygo wherever they go, but the juggalos have gone from being counterculture to mainstream without changing so definitely they get much more respect these days than the FBI gang affiliate days lol
Faygo is fine if appropriately priced. A whole dollar for a 12oz can seems steep for Faygo when you can get what, a liter for a buck at a dollar store?
Travesty. Sunkist or orange crush would obviously be the next best thing. The real question though: were it a circa 2005 minute maid, would you drink it?
I sell orange soda at my food stand. However, it can be any of three different brands depending on what was on sale. I let the customer pick what specific brand if I have more than one brand that day.
All of those button images are, like, from 2005 too. Pretty sure a Diet Coke or Sprite can with that imagery would be a time capsule that’s lost all carbonation.
You can see what it could look like when you pass those certain overpriced sweets/candy shops. They love to display the actual product in the front window and then never change it for 15 years.
There was one I passed in Amsterdam and it looked like all the contents of all the carbonated drinks had separated. The labels were completely sun-bleached. The Sprite looked like it was devouring itself. Some of the contents must've leeched out somehow, compressing the bottle.
I did! It’s actually a cute story- the first year my sister brought her boyfriend to Thanksgiving, he brought the Jones soda thanksgiving pack. So we all tried little tastes of turkey and gravy soda, green beans, cranberry sauce, etc. Most of them were horrible, but it was an excellent icebreaker. That was almost 20 years ago and he’s still with my sister and they’ve got 2 kids.
My grandparents had a soda vending machine in their garage with all kinds of stuff including Minute Maid orange. They'd let us pick out what we want and give us a quarter to get it out. I forgot that I got this one often.
A family friend of ours used to have a Glass Coke bottle vending machine. We would go over to swim in the pool and it was always the most anticipated part to get a glass bottle coke to have with lunch.
I think it was mostly just for fun. It was probably also a way to limit how much soda the grandkids drank. Can't just open the fridge and take what's there.
Perhaps they still have one can from 2005, so if you're not afraid to drink something utterly disgusting, that would make you vomit, full of chemicals and with an aftertaste of iron, push that dasani button.
Way back in the day 2007-2008ish. I found a machine at my school that would vend the Dr Pepper that would match the label here. Internet search says discontinued in 2005. They were expired, but the machine was actively used it was weird.
After 3 or so old style expired ones it started to dispensed regular updated ones.
They can absolutely do that and it’s not illegal. At least most places. The place I managed for awhile we didn’t even touch those because they’re vendor stocked. I found one that was best buy dated for like two years earlier. I tore the vendor a new one because it’s my store, but we didn’t bother to check them because the health department doesn’t check them. They’re nonperishable.
I told the same store 2 years earlier, so I was pissed to find the same drinks with same expiration date again, pointed it out to them again and told them I told them 2 yrs earlier lol.. this time I emailed county, did what I could do now. too bad because I liked those drinks
Big shoots what's going on with your muscles?! I can't tell what I'm looking at in that reflect. I think I see a bicep, but then I see three pecks, or 4 1/2 abs
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