Alt: I don’t know a single wealthy person who has full sugar soft drinks.
As we all know, there are no unhealthy wealthy people in the world.
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“There’s something so human about taking something great and ruining it a little so you can have more of it.” - The Good Place
…did this person screenshot his own tweet and post it to LinkedIn with the same tweet copy pasted into the post body?
Well I don’t know a single wealthy person who DOESNT drink 100 full sugar drinks a day. So hah.
Ah yes, the usual song of “you’re poor because you do X”.
You’re poor because you don’t eat well. You’re poor because you watch TV. You’re poor because you don’t wake up at 5am and take cold showers.
Social media’s obsession with the habits of the rich is disgusting. Rich are rich because their parents were rich. It’s like they can’t grasp that simple concept. They literally think that rich must be rich because of some arbitrary habit of theirs.
Sold a service company for 7… up
Does he know any wealthy people that don’t do coke?
I don’t know a single wealthy person.
Elon Musk’s torso sure looks like he drinks a sixer of full sugar sodies per day
Come to Utah, speed running diabetes is a state sport for the rich and poor alike. There’s a drive thru for soft drinks on nearly every corner, and each has a line of cars spilling out into the road blocking traffic (to be fair, the traffic wanted to go to the drive thru too).
This is the most Utah article ever, the only thing that would make it “more” Utah is if it was two lifted Ford F-150s and the only thing stopping them from shooting each other is that they’re both holding soft drinks.
Here’s a typical Swig:
Username does/doesn’t check out.
Wait, do they make food related stuff or is it all just soft drinks? Like a café but for sugary drinks.
Some have cookies (premade), some just have soft drinks. Most are drive-thru only. No “actual” food though, so you wouldn’t go there for a meal, just a treat.
The main draw is that you can get mixins to the soft drinks. Basically they do what coffee shops do to coffee, but to soft drinks.
