Restored Picture Of Me As Detention Officer Thanks To A.I.

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Not big business but not bad actually. If he had a steady supply at this price and sold at this rate it would for sure be worth it, to me at least but I'm not a millionaire like most Getbiggers. As far as supps go a good Kratom product would be great if there was a profit margin. Somewhat addictive = repeat customers

My mom has a hobby that only pays a few bucks but she does it just to have something to do. She buys items like clothes or kitchenware at store closings and so on and then flips them online. Walking to post the items gives some exercise too. She says she only has nice ratings because she's nice to deal with, very accommodating.
 

You feel safe letting your mom walk around with all those muzzies?

[NaturalWonder83]

Haha 

I'd pay a few bucks if I got to know how many bottles were sold at the flea market and could see what kind of folks bought it. Not to humiliate Vince; I sincerely hope he does well, but just for my own curiosity. If my mathing is correct, and he sold these for $15, he could make $420 off this lot

There appears to be 150 grams of sugar in the entire bottle!! 5g of sugar per serving of 3 gummies, 30 servings per container = 150g! Meanwhile a bag of Haribo gummy bears has 56g of sugar per bag! 14g sugar per serving of 13 pieces, 4 servings per bag = 56g!

Snickers bar has 27g of sugar!

[joswift]

There appears to be 150 grams of sugar in the entire bottle!! 5g of sugar per serving of 3 gummies, 30 servings per container = 150g! Meanwhile a bag of Haribo gummy bears has 56g of sugar per bag! 14g sugar per serving of 13 pieces, 4 servings per bag = 56g!

Snickers bar has 27g of sugar!

diabetics carry Jelly Babies because 3 of them has just the right amount of sugar to take them out of a potential hypo (15 grams in 3 babies)

[NaturalWonder83]

diabetics carry Jelly Babies because 3 of them has just the right amount of sugar to take them out of a potential hypo (15 grams in 3 babies)

We don't have Jelly Babies over here in the USA. Lots of good candy we don't have over here, like Swedish Berries. There are more specialty shops opening up here that are starting to carry candy from UK, AU, and Germany. The candy and chocolate made outside the US tastes better than the US versions. KitKats, TimTams, Haribo-It's all better quality made outside the US. US candy and cookies have so much crap in them.

[joswift]

We don't have Jelly Babies over here in the USA. Lots of good candy we don't have over here, like Swedish Berries. There are more specialty shops opening up here that are starting to carry candy from UK, AU, and Germany. The candy and chocolate made outside the US tastes better than the US versions. KitKats, TimTams, Haribo-It's all better quality made outside the US. US candy and cookies have so much crap in them.

lots of chocolate these days doesnt even contain cocoa
Chocloate flavour doesnt even need to be chocolate at all but chocolate FLAVOURED does

[Van_Bilderass]

You feel safe letting your mom walk around with all those muzzies?

I wouldn't where I'm at. She lives with hubby about an hour away in a better, quiet neighborhood with few muzzies but you never know still. I had her buy this alarm where you pull out a pin and then it sounds out a 140 decibel alarm in case she comes across some psycho. I don't know man, what can you do 

There appears to be 150 grams of sugar in the entire bottle!! 5g of sugar per serving of 3 gummies, 30 servings per container = 150g! Meanwhile a bag of Haribo gummy bears has 56g of sugar per bag! 14g sugar per serving of 13 pieces, 4 servings per bag = 56g!

Snickers bar has 27g of sugar!

Haha well I wouldn't worry about those sugars. Sometimes I read supp reviews on for example iHerb or Amazon and someone comments, "this product is good but I wish there wasn't sugar (or corn starch or maltodextrin) in the capsules, I'm diabetic!" No understanding of anything, I mean a few hundred milligrams makes zero difference to anything obviously. I mean, even a diabetic doesn't have to avoid "sugars" per se, they're just carbohydrates, it all becomes glucose in the blood. Much less a healthy person and you see these health freaks in the comments as well. Well it's little bit more involved wrt to "sugar" but still

Everything is a poison! It's all about dose!

I'm a candy freak. They stopped carrying my favorite Wine Gums here a while back, Bassets, a UK brand. Gotta order from Amazon I guess

[NaturalWonder83]

I wouldn't where I'm at. She lives with hubby about an hour away in a better, quiet neighborhood with few muzzies but you never know still. I had her buy this alarm where you pull out a pin and then it sounds out a 140 decibel alarm in case she comes across some psycho. I don't know man, what can you do 

Haha well I wouldn't worry about those sugars. Sometimes I read supp reviews on for example iHerb or Amazon and someone comments, "this product is good but I wish there wasn't sugar (or corn starch or maltodextrin) in the capsules, I'm diabetic!" No understanding of anything, I mean a few hundred milligrams makes zero difference to anything obviously. I mean, even a diabetic doesn't have to avoid "sugars" per se, they're just carbohydrates, it all becomes glucose in the blood. Much less a healthy person and you see these health freaks in the comments as well. Well it's little bit more involved wrt to "sugar" but still

Everything is a poison! It's all about dose!

I'm a candy freak. They stopped carrying my favorite Wine Gums here a while back, Bassets, a UK brand. Gotta order from Amazon I guess

Have you tried the new Haribo Balla Bites? They are excellent. The Starburst gummies are delicious as well. Like I said above, I wish they had Maynards Swedish Berries in the US. I tried them years ago and they were delcious.

[Van_Bilderass]

Have you tried the new Haribo Balla Bites? They are excellent. The Starburst gummies are delicious as well. Like I said above, I wish they had Maynards Swedish Berries in the US. I tried them years ago and they were delcious.

I don't recognize that exact product but looking it up I've had candies looking exactly like that. I don't recognize the Maynard's brand either but but those types of berries I've had tons of. It's pure insanity, and I'm ashamed to say it almost, but at times I've eaten a 1000 grams of Wine Gums or other candy a day LOL. I used to tell guys at the gym that's the secret to strength, it's the collagen in them haha. Now with the massive Muslim immigration here in Sweden almost every bag of candy says "collagen free" as they don't eat pork derivatives, many candies changed the formulation

Trenbolone can cause hypoglycemia and when on it I always had low blood sugar half-nightmares of filling a paper bag with candy at the store until it was overflowing

I had told a bodybuilder here that glucose/dextrose based candy is completely fine to eat during a diet as long as you calculate it in your daily macros (sucrose can be worse due to the fructose part) so he told a certain IFBB pro about it and he called me up asking me what candy he could have as he was prepping for the Olympia LOL Nothing he wasn't already told by Milos but most pros aren't that knowledgeable.