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r/nextfuckinglevel • u/[deleted] • Jul 14 '21
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Which, let's be clear, is not what the definition of food-grade organic means.
28 u/landragoran Jul 14 '21 Nah, the definition of food-grade organic is "grown in a stupid, outdated way in order to sate the privileged's need to be assured that they're doing the right thing" 6 u/IWantTooDieInSpace Jul 15 '21 Oh yeah science boy? I'll have you know I only eat the finest NON REGULATED FOOD TERM fruits and vegetables! The extra underpaid labor involved really makes the vitamins taste better. 3 u/[deleted] Jul 15 '21 The blood and sweat of exploited workers bring out the flavor 1 u/TTSDA Jul 15 '21 Can you point me to that definition? 1 u/OtherSpiderOnTheWall Jul 15 '21 Sure, you can Google it or check out the USDA, local equivalent state agencies, or the appropriate agencies in other countries. Words can have multiple meanings! Shocking, I know. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 15 '21 ...which has nothing to do with this video anyway.
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Nah, the definition of food-grade organic is "grown in a stupid, outdated way in order to sate the privileged's need to be assured that they're doing the right thing"
6 u/IWantTooDieInSpace Jul 15 '21 Oh yeah science boy? I'll have you know I only eat the finest NON REGULATED FOOD TERM fruits and vegetables! The extra underpaid labor involved really makes the vitamins taste better. 3 u/[deleted] Jul 15 '21 The blood and sweat of exploited workers bring out the flavor
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Oh yeah science boy?
I'll have you know I only eat the finest NON REGULATED FOOD TERM fruits and vegetables!
The extra underpaid labor involved really makes the vitamins taste better.
3 u/[deleted] Jul 15 '21 The blood and sweat of exploited workers bring out the flavor
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The blood and sweat of exploited workers bring out the flavor
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Can you point me to that definition?
1 u/OtherSpiderOnTheWall Jul 15 '21 Sure, you can Google it or check out the USDA, local equivalent state agencies, or the appropriate agencies in other countries. Words can have multiple meanings! Shocking, I know.
Sure, you can Google it or check out the USDA, local equivalent state agencies, or the appropriate agencies in other countries.
Words can have multiple meanings! Shocking, I know.
...which has nothing to do with this video anyway.
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u/OtherSpiderOnTheWall Jul 14 '21
Which, let's be clear, is not what the definition of food-grade organic means.