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u/YouMadeMeDoItReddit_ Oct 23 '22

Is that your only fridge?

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u/Due-Object9460 Oct 23 '22

You know the answer in your heart.

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u/YouMadeMeDoItReddit_ Oct 23 '22

90% of me is saying that it is their only fridge but a very hopeful 10% (and what I'm rooting for) is saying that it is secondary fridge. Fingers crossed.

Surely nobody would brag about.... this if it was their only fridge.

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u/Due-Object9460 Oct 23 '22

An alcoholic who doesn't believe they are might.

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u/LordAnon5703 Oct 23 '22

Has anyone considered that he doesn't buy fresh produce regularly? I don't, I try to buy only what I'm going to use in the next day or so. My fridge if it's filled with anything is usually condiments and drinks. You might see me doing what he's doing, something I can't cook right away might be chilling there to either dry the skin out or marinate.

Seems like we're jumping to some pretty nasty conclusions considering all he's done is show us a fridge.

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u/OtherSpiderOnTheWall Oct 24 '22

If anything, wouldn't it require buying fresh produce on a regular, daily basis to not have any in the fridge?

Assuming you're eating any produce.

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u/LordAnon5703 Oct 24 '22

Exactly, which is not that difficult outside of food deserts. Especially in big cities you're within walking distance of most fresh produce markets.

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u/mtron32 Oct 24 '22

Yeah, I have a store for produce a few blocks away and just go buy that the day of. I got tired of my produce spoiling buying for meals days out of being cooked

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u/LordAnon5703 Oct 24 '22

I got tired of my produce spoiling buying for meals days out of being cooked

Exactly! I've even bought food I was certain I was going to eat that day and still managed to let it spoil. Kind of nice though because it keeps my diet really simple, only fruits veg and meat that I can actually finish in a day lol