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Whenever I see this "opinion" I think of how out of whack the person's taste buds must be. Fizzy waters are great, they just don't have sugar.
"you mean everyone doesn't have the same exact taste in things that i do!?"
Not everyone likes the taste of quinine it's super bitter bro
Tonic water has quinine. Seltzer doesn't.
And we're talking about fizzy water which could mean either
tonic water is further from water than vitamin water is. fizzy water means exactly 1 thing: carbonated, plain water
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