▲ 950 r/doughboys+3 crossposts

The Most Popular Soda in Every State

New and improved map quality, you can actually see this map and zoom in.

Coke is surprisingly not that popular. Dr. pepper is now America’s soda of choice.

-This list was compiled by Instacart in 2025 based on orders under the soda category. It should be taken with a grain of salt, just a little pinch because it’s only based off orders from a certain grocery delivery platform, private label brands were not included

u/Dizzy59735 — 3 days ago

How my body reacts when I'm frustrated

Anytime I'm in a position where i have to pretend to not be upset, my body does this and gives away the game. I work retail, so it's not an uncommon event.

u/Its-From-Japan — 7 days ago
▲ 131 r/MitchHedberg+1 crossposts

Sadness

Tried to stick my arm up to grab it but got blocked. Also bought another to try and free the first one but it didn’t move 💀

edit: I also tried shaking the machine but it is WAY too heavy.

I found a QR code to talk to support. Is it worth it putting in this effort for a $1.65 candy bar? Absolutely not.

u/Its-From-Japan — 10 days ago

Is Django a White Savior movie?

A white man comes into a black man's life, takes him from his hostile environment, teaches him a trade, and gives him the opportunity to earn respect and honor.

u/Its-From-Japan — 17 days ago
▲ 41 r/HIMYM

Do you believe in "revertigo"?

I can't tell if I'm experiencing it because i saw the show, or because it's an actual thing. But, similarly to Lily, i pick back up on my speech patterns and vernacular used in my less-than-affluent youth when i see old friends or go back to my hometown.

Just curious if others experience it too, and the show was writing about a relatively universal concept

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u/Its-From-Japan — 19 days ago

A friend asked if i wanted a frozen banana

I said, "No". But i wanted a regular banana later so, "Yeah".

u/Its-From-Japan — 22 days ago

The Fifth Element (1997)

Caught this masterpiece in theaters yesterday. This has been arguably my favorite movie for over 20 years. It's definitely the film I've seen the most in my life. But this was the first time i ever got to see it the way it was meant to be seen.

I feel like i caught so many things that had gone under the radar for so long. Background characters, costume pieces, sets. It felt like a new experience.

What never really occurred to me was just how much Besson made this a European style blockbuster. All of the artistry and approaches feel very different than what Hollywood was making at the time.

Action greats like The Rock, Speed, Independence Day, etc are terrific, but Fifth Element taps into a different vein. And not the least of that lands on Tucker's stellar (and honestly should-have-been-nominated) performance.

It's just a perfect film

u/Its-From-Japan — 24 days ago
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Help with potential phishing

Feeling that these emails are sus. Considering i didn't make this request and my payment methods are all up to date

u/Its-From-Japan — 29 days ago

Gattaca (1997)

A friend showed me this film tonight after telling me it was one of their favorites, and i can see why something like this would be so influential when you're seeing it for the first time at 11-12 years old.

I did really like it, I've been gaining a newfound appreciation for Sci-fi films recently and this one ticked a lot of boxes. I'm always impressed with Jude Law, and am happy any time i get to see him act. The film itself is stacked with this cast. Ethan Hawke, Uma Thurman, Ernest Borgnine, Tony Shaloub, just packed with talent.

I enjoyed that the whole space travel concept in the film wasn't really the point of the science fiction. And i felt proud of myself when, at the very beginning, i shouted at my friend, "Oh, is this about DNA?" When i realized that Gattaca is spelled with the amino acid initials used in sequencing. 7/10 better than average, worth watching again

u/Its-From-Japan — 1 month ago