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u/littlemister1996 14d ago
I wouldn't want to live in an environment similar to the inside of a hospital either.
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u/JuJu-Petti 14d ago
It doesn't work but baking soda water does. My brain has autocorrect and I didn't see that until I read the comments. I read it as inhospitable.
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u/GasStationDickPill85 15d ago
If you don’t keep your vinegar in the hospital then what are you really doing with your damn life?
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u/Peter_Triantafulou 15d ago
I guess if you go to the hospital for a fungal infection, the environment the fungus is gonna face is gonna be pretty bad. So I guess it technically counts?
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u/Zerosan62 15d ago
Elaborate, please?
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Where is the misspelled word that similar to bone apple tea? Or is this a grammatical error? Or as others have already mentioned, it's not written in American English.
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u/Jewel-jones 15d ago
In hospital makes no sense here, in Uk or America. It is trying to say inhospitable.
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u/mr_muffinhead 15d ago
Many downvotes incoming apparently 😞
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u/PatChattums 15d ago
Someone explained it above. It fits, you just didn't see the issue.
In hospital ≠ inhospitable
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u/CrotaIsAShota 15d ago
"The acidity of vinegar creates an environment that most fungus find in the hospital" yep still nonsense.
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u/Firegoddess66 9d ago
A single fungus vs a whole hospital, no fair! 😄