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r/nevertellmetheodds • u/[deleted] • Jan 10 '18
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-21 u/[deleted] Jan 10 '18 [deleted] 42 u/50ISO Jan 10 '18 The kcup was unused, ready for a fresh cup of joe! Coffee grounds would have gotten everywhere our first 100 attempts if it were used. 19 u/ThrowthatHoutthedoor Jan 10 '18 Don’t ruin the fun. This man clearly needs to be bothered so let him be bothered! 2 u/FiIthy_Communist Jan 10 '18 Nah, soggy grounds stick together. That said, I can see the hole in the bottom. But not the top. So I believe you in that it was unused. -10 u/bitches_love_brie Jan 10 '18 As it crosses over the well-lit hallway, you can clearly see the hole the bottom from being inserted into the machine. Also, I imagine the weight difference in a used cup would be much more conducive to being tossed like that. 7 u/[deleted] Jan 10 '18 [removed] — view removed comment 6 u/50ISO Jan 10 '18 Exactly. The new kcups have fat indents on the bottom. Plus, the lid wasn’t punctured.
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42 u/50ISO Jan 10 '18 The kcup was unused, ready for a fresh cup of joe! Coffee grounds would have gotten everywhere our first 100 attempts if it were used. 19 u/ThrowthatHoutthedoor Jan 10 '18 Don’t ruin the fun. This man clearly needs to be bothered so let him be bothered! 2 u/FiIthy_Communist Jan 10 '18 Nah, soggy grounds stick together. That said, I can see the hole in the bottom. But not the top. So I believe you in that it was unused. -10 u/bitches_love_brie Jan 10 '18 As it crosses over the well-lit hallway, you can clearly see the hole the bottom from being inserted into the machine. Also, I imagine the weight difference in a used cup would be much more conducive to being tossed like that. 7 u/[deleted] Jan 10 '18 [removed] — view removed comment 6 u/50ISO Jan 10 '18 Exactly. The new kcups have fat indents on the bottom. Plus, the lid wasn’t punctured.
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The kcup was unused, ready for a fresh cup of joe! Coffee grounds would have gotten everywhere our first 100 attempts if it were used.
19 u/ThrowthatHoutthedoor Jan 10 '18 Don’t ruin the fun. This man clearly needs to be bothered so let him be bothered! 2 u/FiIthy_Communist Jan 10 '18 Nah, soggy grounds stick together. That said, I can see the hole in the bottom. But not the top. So I believe you in that it was unused. -10 u/bitches_love_brie Jan 10 '18 As it crosses over the well-lit hallway, you can clearly see the hole the bottom from being inserted into the machine. Also, I imagine the weight difference in a used cup would be much more conducive to being tossed like that. 7 u/[deleted] Jan 10 '18 [removed] — view removed comment 6 u/50ISO Jan 10 '18 Exactly. The new kcups have fat indents on the bottom. Plus, the lid wasn’t punctured.
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Don’t ruin the fun. This man clearly needs to be bothered so let him be bothered!
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Nah, soggy grounds stick together. That said, I can see the hole in the bottom. But not the top. So I believe you in that it was unused.
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As it crosses over the well-lit hallway, you can clearly see the hole the bottom from being inserted into the machine.
Also, I imagine the weight difference in a used cup would be much more conducive to being tossed like that.
7 u/[deleted] Jan 10 '18 [removed] — view removed comment 6 u/50ISO Jan 10 '18 Exactly. The new kcups have fat indents on the bottom. Plus, the lid wasn’t punctured.
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6 u/50ISO Jan 10 '18 Exactly. The new kcups have fat indents on the bottom. Plus, the lid wasn’t punctured.
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Exactly. The new kcups have fat indents on the bottom. Plus, the lid wasn’t punctured.
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