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Any one want to start? Before i rant?
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Lol, seriously? It's a drinkI'll start...
What's Gator aide? Is it some sort of Save the Swamp conservation group?
You'd have to drink it in the last few years from one of their plastic bottles to know what I'm talking aboutI drink it, periodically. I'm dying over here waiting for the rant the OP promised.
When I was younger and worked in the heat, our crew tried to figure out if drinking Gatorade made a difference. One day we'd fill our water cooler with water and the next with water + powdered Gatorade. We did that for a while and decided it seemed to make a difference. I don't know. That's no experiment, but it did seem helpful. Electrolytes I guess?
You'd have to drink it in the last few years from one of their plastic bottles to know what I'm talking about. Sorry to disappoint. It oh, hunter was just indited.
Buy a bottle the next time you go to the store
I can tell you all are going to be pretty disappointed. Here goes. A few years ago i ran into a problem with it so i stopped buying it. It was on sale recently so i bought some thinking two years,, it can't have the same problem. Right?
You can't get the cap off. The cap has a plastic ring attached to the capil that's supposed to snap off and release the cap. It doesn't.. the more you turn the higher the ring goes until neither moves..
So it only took 20 minutes or so to get it open this time. I had to cut the notches that attached the ring to the cap,. Then it opened right up, nothing holding now... You're right it's watered. Down badly now . I'm pretty sure i jammed a hole in my hand a few years ago over this with a screwdriver. How could this be. It's got to be all of them. It can't be that i am the only one. Maybe it's only the local factory but still. They must know. Someone needs a good lawyer to sue them. Before someone gets hurt. Btw, pliers didn't work or my bottle opener. There you have it.
I can tell you all are going to be pretty disappointed. Here goes. A few years ago i ran into a problem with it so i stopped buying it. It was on sale recently so i bought some thinking two years,, it can't have the same problem. Right?
You can't get the cap off. The cap has a plastic ring attached to the capil that's supposed to snap off and release the cap. It doesn't.. the more you turn the higher the ring goes until neither moves..
So it only took 20 minutes or so to get it open this time. I had to cut the notches that attached the ring to the cap,. Then it opened right up, nothing holding now... You're right it's watered. Down badly now . I'm pretty sure i jammed a hole in my hand a few years ago over this with a screwdriver. How could this be. It's got to be all of them. It can't be that i am the only one. Maybe it's only the local factory but still. They must know. Someone needs a good lawyer to sue them. Before someone gets hurt. Btw, pliers didn't work or my bottle opener. There you have it.
I drink it, periodically. I'm dying over here waiting for the rant the OP promised.
When I was younger and worked in the heat, our crew tried to figure out if drinking Gatorade made a difference. One day we'd fill our water cooler with water and the next with water + powdered Gatorade. We did that for a while and decided it seemed to make a difference. I don't know. That's no experiment, but it did seem helpful. Electrolytes I guess?
I would if i had a gun but i would rather have an explanation.-Shoot it off next time.
The concoctions are still really awful,Yes. Gatorade has a far higher concentration of sodium and potassium than other soft drinks. It was developed in the mid-60s at the Univ. of Florida. (Hence the name Gatorade.) The goal was to replace fluids and electrolytes in lost by athletes in heavy physical exertion, such as training and varsity football games. Not to get too personal, but I encountered it some years ago as part of the bowel prep for a colonoscopy. The procedure requires laxatives to clean out the colon. Which I was supposed to mix into a bottle of Gatorade. And drink the entire concoction over several hours. It tasted awful. Imagine a nasty, artificially flavored drink laced with salt. I didn't vomit it up, but I had some pretty serious dry heaves. Fortunately, there are newer bowel prep products available now that are much easier to take.