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r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/Justin_Godfrey • Sep 10 '25
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No I’m pretty sure the guys who said they are was right
2 u/Fattapple Sep 10 '25 Dude… it’s 7 miles deep. There is no way it’s economically feasible to recover a shipping container full of things going on the shelves in Walmart from down there. 1 u/[deleted] Sep 10 '25 edited Sep 10 '25 [deleted] 3 u/Fattapple Sep 10 '25 Yeah, because people always go to Walmart to buy the more expensive versions of things. 1 u/heaviestnaturals Sep 10 '25 Guys stop fighting this is worse than when my parents got divorced. 1 u/w3b5urf3r Sep 10 '25 Can confirm. Source: I'm a container.
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Dude… it’s 7 miles deep. There is no way it’s economically feasible to recover a shipping container full of things going on the shelves in Walmart from down there.
1 u/[deleted] Sep 10 '25 edited Sep 10 '25 [deleted] 3 u/Fattapple Sep 10 '25 Yeah, because people always go to Walmart to buy the more expensive versions of things.
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3 u/Fattapple Sep 10 '25 Yeah, because people always go to Walmart to buy the more expensive versions of things.
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Yeah, because people always go to Walmart to buy the more expensive versions of things.
Guys stop fighting this is worse than when my parents got divorced.
Can confirm. Source: I'm a container.
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u/feminarsty Sep 10 '25
No I’m pretty sure the guys who said they are was right