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⌈ Secret Post #6985 ⌋

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Re: Stupid Questions thread

[(Anonymous)]

It is a hassle to carry around at museums and such.

Re: Stupid Questions thread

[(Anonymous)]

I have one that clips onto belts, purses, backpacks, etc. I have emergency pills and I have a really hard time taking them without water.

Re: Stupid Questions thread

[(Anonymous)]

Oh? What is the brand?

Re: Stupid Questions thread

[(Anonymous)]

It says RAYMYLO on it. I just grabbed one with a clip on it and wasn't paying attention to brands.

Re: Stupid Questions thread

[(Anonymous)]

DA also most museums/venues don't allow outside drinks/food including water.

Re: Stupid Questions thread

[(Anonymous)]

I've never been to any non-outdoors tourist spot anywhere that allowed food or drinks.

Re: Stupid Questions thread

[(Anonymous)]

Don't you check your bag? With the bottle in it?

I'm honestly not trying to be combative, but I've traveled extensively and never been dehydrated in a museum.

Re: Stupid Questions thread

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

No worries, the only times I've seen a coat check is outside the ticket booth. Tickets usually state you won't be allowed back in on discretion/upon leaving. I personally have never checked a bag/coat, but be it a sales tactic/safety measure I'm pretty sure they could charge you again if you claim your bag even if it's just to take a drink?
I've seen it in the fine print type of thing, I'm not sure they'll hold you to it. (aka depending on the museum/staff they could happily let you re-enter the museum after grabbing a drink as much as they could try and recharge you for both... aka I've mostly been to museums in america so i really have no clue)

But I've also been to museums that have a "does your bag fit" type of deal. They barely even checked what was inside. So I guess it mostly depends on what security they have... And if you have people throwing soup and superglueing themselves to priceless pieces of art, then even a sip of water can look suspicious.

Re: Stupid Questions thread

[(Anonymous)]

Really?
Our museums can be draconian, but they at least allow you to keep your water in a locker or smth. I hate water lol but even I take it everywhere at summer

Re: Stupid Questions thread

[(Anonymous)]

I'm here from 1980 to reveal that the human body can live several hours without drinking or pissing.

In fact, public school teachers can survive without doing either for 6+ hours.

Maybe break out of your comfort zone a little.

Re: Stupid Questions thread

[(Anonymous)]

Ayrt

No. Also, teachers get so many health issues from that kind of shit.

Re: Stupid Questions thread

[(Anonymous)]

Indeed they do! For a salary about the same as a garbage collector. Less than a UPS driver.

Six hours is a long time. You can survive two hours in a museum.

Re: Stupid Questions thread

[(Anonymous)]

It's more like 8+ hours running around a city but okay.

Re: Stupid Questions thread

[(Anonymous)]

OK yeah this is the ultimate stupid question.

The vast majority of cities have multiple sources of potable water.

All I can hear in my head is "ma ma, I want my ba ba!"

Re: Stupid Questions thread

[(Anonymous)]

Genuinely, I've never been to a city where you can get water unless you buy it or have a water bottle handy. Especially after covid.

Are you having a bad day or something?

Re: Stupid Questions thread

[(Anonymous)]

No, I'm genuinely perplexed.

Like, in emergencies, you know you can use your hands in a bathroom, right?

Re: Stupid Questions thread

[(Anonymous)]

I was going to say. I've been in multiple cities on three different continents and I could easily access stuff to drink in every single one.

Re: Stupid Questions thread

[(Anonymous)]

Same, every major city I've been in has a potable fountain somewhere.

Re: Stupid Questions thread

[(Anonymous)]

I sweat heavily, I get dehydrated easily, and I have medications that I need to take and the pills are too large to swallow dry. This is fine as long as I'm in a building that has a water fountain, or a restaurant or something. But rather than purchase bottled water, I bring my own reusable bottle.

Re: Stupid Questions thread

[(Anonymous)]

You can buy a sling for your Yeti or a smaller one for store bought water bottles.

I have no idea why the troll picked your thread to pounce but sheesh! You asked a very mild question in a question thread and someone got their panties in a twist because apparently they’re upset that school teachers drink water and go to the bathroom or something.

Op

[(Anonymous)]

Thank you! I'll look into those. Yeah, not sure what made them do mad. Sorry I'm prone to kidney stones and need to stay hydrated. 😅