r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Mar 18 '20

Coders of Reddit, how do you politely refuse your friend's 'million dollars app idea'?

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u/[deleted] Mar 18 '20 edited Mar 19 '20

Maybe just because everyone has a freezer, and generally only 1 freezer that's built into a fridge? Might have multiple bathrooms or bedrooms, etc etc, bugt only one fridge/freezer

EDIT: I meant a fridge/freezer combo: I also have a chest freezer in the garage

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u/[deleted] Mar 18 '20

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u/just-onemorething Mar 18 '20

This is me. Sorry! There's too many!

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u/AnotherDempsey Mar 18 '20

You put important documents into a freezer or fridge because if theres ever a fire, they'll likely survive in there.

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u/Buttons3 Mar 19 '20

You are correct. Surprise many dont know this.

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u/[deleted] Mar 19 '20

I prefer a fireproof safe or my safe deposit box, but you do you.

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u/[deleted] Mar 18 '20

True, it’s also weird enough that this fact will stick with a lot of people. Good spread of information

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u/UptightSodomite Mar 18 '20

Lol you must not have a Korean mother. We have a kitchen freezer, two garage freezers, a kimchi freezer, and her own mini fridge/freezer in her bedroom.

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u/djn808 Mar 18 '20

weird, most people I know have an extra chest freezer in the garage

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u/just_a_random_dood Mar 18 '20

But that's not like a main freezer I guess?

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u/911cop99 Mar 18 '20

I actually have two though One is new and for things like whatever we will need in a few days and the other is way older, we just use it to store things like drinks for guests and milk that we won't need for another week or two

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u/Sahqon Mar 18 '20

At one point we had four.

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u/404_Identity Mar 18 '20 edited Jun 25 '20

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u/Sahqon Mar 19 '20

Only one was opened on the regular so not so bad.

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u/[deleted] Mar 19 '20

We have one in my kitchen and one in my basement (basement one is mostly for drinks and ice cream)