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Anonymous Brazil 9/7/2025, 5:32:28 PM No.214621346 >>214621373 >>214621409 >>214621433 >>214621575 >>214622559 >>214622662
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You always talk about the European bottle caps, but which country do I have to blame for these horrible coffee cups?
Anonymous Israel 9/7/2025, 5:33:14 PM No.214621373
>>214621346 (OP)
First time im seeing this. Looks like a Chinese food
Anonymous Sweden 9/7/2025, 5:33:37 PM No.214621383
what in the goddamn
Anonymous Canada 9/7/2025, 5:34:23 PM No.214621409
>>214621346 (OP)
Brazilians are living in the 23rd century
Anonymous Brazil 9/7/2025, 5:34:48 PM No.214621416
What the fuck?
Anonymous Norway 9/7/2025, 5:35:21 PM No.214621433
>>214621346 (OP)
These are apparently Chinese. I've seen similar boxes used to sell warm food, but never coffee.
Anonymous Greece 9/7/2025, 5:40:23 PM No.214621575 >>214621617 >>214621678
>>214621346 (OP)
What happens if you want to add some sugar? Do you just tear the cup apart?
Anonymous Sweden 9/7/2025, 5:42:04 PM No.214621617
>>214621575
You have to put sugar in your mouth and feed it to the cup like it's a baby bird
Anonymous Brazil 9/7/2025, 5:44:35 PM No.214621678
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>>214621575
Just open the flaps
It looks extremely pointless
Anonymous Russian Federation 9/7/2025, 6:10:54 PM No.214622559
>>214621346 (OP)
First time seeing this.
Anonymous United States 9/7/2025, 6:14:26 PM No.214622662
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>>214621346 (OP)
do boomers still pour into cloth and little cups