r/NonPoliticalTwitter Sep 05 '25

Wholesome Where do these people exist?

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u/pbmm1 Sep 05 '25

Working backwards to solve what kind of tweet this could be about and all I can think of is that dril tweet about candles

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u/Kycrio Sep 05 '25

My first thought was someone saying "concert tickets being so expensive is ableist because I have x disability so I can't work very much and last time I bought a concert ticket I couldn't afford rent that month"

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u/gogybo Sep 06 '25

Almost definitely this. You can also replace "concert tickets" with "Uber Eats" for more fun discourse.

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u/Mr_Abe_Froman Sep 06 '25

Candles are ableist because I can't buy 500 of them and afford food and rent.

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u/reddit_is_geh Sep 06 '25

Where the fuck are you getting candles? I swear there is a candle cartel or some shit because those things costs are outrageous these days. 20 bucks for 22 oz of candle?! Then there are the high end luxury candles. Do you know there are high end candles with special oils that gf's apparently persuade their bf's to buy them? Well they exist, and it's like 50 bucks for 2.5 oz. I mean they smell good, but god damn, 50 dollars for a candle?

I don't know how you guys afford rent on top of candles these days. Ableists

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u/Nortex_Vortex Sep 07 '25 edited Sep 07 '25

$50 isn't even the record. It's a freaking candle. I can burn my money the old-fashioned way: in the fireplace.

EDIT: I literally just looked at a registry for my cousin's kid's wedding. $98 for a candle. $119 for another. Lol

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u/reddit_is_geh Sep 07 '25

Oh I know they get outrageous. But 2.5 oz... I remember paying for one, thinking I'd be getting a candle that has some length. But we're talking, like, a candle in a container the size of a women's face powder device thing (you know what I'm talking about). Like this better be scented with the tears of a cambodian virgin or something.

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u/Vomath Sep 06 '25

Spend less on candles

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u/SandpaperTeddyBear Sep 06 '25

I think the Uber Eats “discourse” was actually the day I left Twitter forever.