Milk does come in bags in Canada, you lying Leaves.......

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Originally Posted by Dirk Diggler

I subscribed too Mo! Don't forget about me!!!

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There's plenty of my love to go around Dirk, Thank you for subscribing and keeping my dreams alive!

If you have any video ideas please let me know. My budget is like $200 per video max, I have drum brake service, oil drain plug valve scheduled for recording the coming week.

If i run out of ideas/money ill probably just do the Doug Demuro knockoff people mention on here from time to time.

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Originally Posted by mohammad

Identity theft yes, Credit card theft is a lot more uncommon though.

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Less common is different than uncommon. I blame the school systems.
Either way, things look pretty disgusting up there as well.

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Dude, Fummins, that needs to happen. Just the way she goes, there.

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my views are 37% USA 15% philippines and the rest are spread out across the world. I noticed you subscribed Fummins, thank you!

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It was short lived, I thought you calling the US disgusting was a joke or a typo. Guess not.

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Originally Posted by mohammad

Yes, the cheaper and middle class milk comes in bags. I haven't seen physical money in a long time. Every store here accepts contactless credit card/apple pay. Its not like disgusting American where you blindly give the waiter your credit card and hope they don't copy the numbers off it.

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I started buying milk in a bag when my oldest daughter was born, and that was in 1990. We don't have two of anything in our nearby town, but we do have two Kwik Trip stores. They have always carried bagged milk & more recently orange juice. There are over 800+ stores in Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Iowa (called Kwik Star there).

They buy milk from dairy farmers within 100 miles of La Crosse, Wisconsin, & ship out 90,000 gallons of milk per day. You can buy their milk in plastic jugs, too. They also provide plastic pitchers for free. The milk bags slip into the pitcher, and you just snip the corner of the bag to pour. They process the milk the day it's received, & I have noticed over the years it will keep for much longer than milk bought elsewhere (like Walmart).

http://www.bubbaontheroad.com/2018/0...ing-kwik-trip/

I traveled through Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Connecticut, Massachusetts, & New York the past three days with my Mirage (approximately 2,300 miles). Kwik Trip in Wisconsin is my favorite place to stop for gas by far. Their food products are always fresh, priced low, and usually well-stocked. I buy all of my milk, eggs, bread, orange, & sometimes things like potatoes. Their angus cheese burgers are awesome, but they offer a variety of healthy food, too. I am not as impressed with other places that I stop at in other states. Kwik Trips are busier than McDonalds or other fast food places during lunch time in my area.

Kwik Trip also offers a reward card that gives you a discount on everything including gas. For the past 30 years, I have had their Kwik Trip rewards credit card with a $1,000 limit.

The milk in the bag discussion has come up before. It's been in my area for decades. I didn't realize it was a novelty thing.

I've got the $50.00 & the $100.00 updated versions, but I don't know if the moderators would let me post them... :D ... They're defiantly not the New King, that's for sure.... ;)

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Originally Posted by mohammad

There's plenty of my love to go around Dirk, Thank you for subscribing and keeping my dreams alive!

If you have any video ideas please let me know. My budget is like $200 per video max, I have drum brake service, oil drain plug valve scheduled for recording the coming week.

If i run out of ideas/money ill probably just do the Doug Demuro knockoff people mention on here from time to time.

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Yeah there's a growing movement to knock that hack off his pedestal on YouTube. I think a diss video would be appropriate. I think Johnny Mullet did one too. If you'd like I could get you a beat we could work on a rap diss video together with you performing, I can sing the hook too and write lyrics for you to flow with. I'm thinking we could call you Big miRAGE (spelled that way) aka "Baby Daddy" and I can be Lil Do Dirty AKA The Vanilla Gorilla. This isn't a joke either, I'm from one of the rap capitals of the world and I have friends with singles on Spotify and in recording from my partying days. Nic Nasty on Spotify is an old friend, he's a local Atlanta rapper. I'd just need a sample of you actually doing the lyrics. It's not a big deal really.

The question is editing. It'll have to be interspersed shots or a collage style edit with pics of DeMoron and a few of you. No need for traveling either.

This isn't a joke.

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I started buying milk in a bag when my oldest daughter was born, and that was in 1990. We don't have two of anything in our nearby town, but we do have two Kwik Trip stores. They have always carried bagged milk & more recently orange juice. There are over 800+ stores in Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Iowa (called Kwik Star there).

They buy milk from dairy farmers within 100 miles of La Crosse, Wisconsin, & ship out 90,000 gallons of milk per day. You can buy their milk in plastic jugs, too. They also provide plastic pitchers for free. The milk bags slip into the pitcher, and you just snip the corner of the bag to pour. They process the milk the day it's received, & I have noticed over the years it will keep for much longer than milk bought elsewhere (like Walmart).

http://www.bubbaontheroad.com/2018/0...ing-kwik-trip/

I traveled through Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Connecticut, Massachusetts, & New York the past three days with my Mirage (approximately 2,300 miles). Kwik Trip in Wisconsin is my favorite place to stop for gas by far. Their food products are always fresh, priced low, and usually well-stocked. I buy all of my milk, eggs, bread, orange, & sometimes things like potatoes. Their angus cheese burgers are awesome, but they offer a variety of healthy food, too. I am not as impressed with other places that I stop at in other states. Kwik Trips are busier than McDonalds or other fast food places during lunch time in my area.

Kwik Trip also offers a reward card that gives you a discount on everything including gas. For the past 30 years, I have had their Kwik Trip rewards credit card with a $1,000 limit.



The milk in the bag discussion has come up before. It's been in my area for decades. I didn't realize it was a novelty thing.

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Well we have giant bags of cereal now so why not milk lol.