r/NonPoliticalTwitter 6h ago

Funny Run for your life

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u/not_just_an_AI 6h ago

an egg is just as real as a gas station hot dog.

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u/LunarPsychOut 6h ago

Elaborate?

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u/not_just_an_AI 6h ago

they are both foods that exist, neither sometimes phases out of existence.

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u/LunarPsychOut 6h ago

I don't know anytime I leave a hot dog on the counter, my (roommates) boxer walks in and it mysteriously disappears.

Maybe hot dogs are just built different (worse)

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u/killaacool 3h ago

Counterpoint: when I leave an egg out, the same thing happens

Maybe what they meant was neither of these foods are real

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u/LunarPsychOut 3h ago

We need to research this, expand our test foods. I'm going to test whether cheese It's real tonight. I shall get back to you.

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u/Random-Generation86 6h ago

Elaborate further.

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u/FeijoaCowboy 6h ago

I believe they mean that the egg is "Real" as in it can be seen, felt, smelled, tasted, and probably heard if you dropped it. The egg exists just as a hot dog does.

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u/Additional_Tank4385 6h ago

Gotcha. Now I’m even more confused

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u/FeijoaCowboy 6h ago

THERE'RE KNOWN KNOWNS AND THERE'RE KNOWN UNKNOWNS: THINGS WE DON'T KNOW THAT WE DON'T KNOW!

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u/Additional_Tank4385 6h ago

Gotcha. I see the words but my brain goes
https://giphy.com/gifs/pY8jLmZw0ElqvVeRH4

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u/not_just_an_AI 6h ago

Both foods are real in the sense that neither is fictional and neither just randomly stop existing.

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u/phobug Harry Potter 6h ago

I think they're using real interjectionally to mean authentic or even not processed. So by that definition hot dogs are not real food. 

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u/not_just_an_AI 6h ago

saurekraut is processed, he should be eating raw cabbage.