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Nov. 8th, 2011 11:45 pmI have a quick question so please indulge me. It isn't anything extra philosophical nor is there a right or wrong answer. Just personal opinion.
Let's say you are awarded a lifetime supply of soda in 20 ounce bottles. After opening a bottle, you find you can't finish it so you put it back in the refrigerator. Two days later, you find yourself thirsty again and open up the refrigerator.
Now, you could finish the bottle you were drinking out of. The soda is flat but to throw it away would be wasteful. Then again, you have an unlimited supply so you could open a new bottle and enjoy the fresh taste again.
Which would it be, friends? Drink the old bottle or open a new one?
Let's say you are awarded a lifetime supply of soda in 20 ounce bottles. After opening a bottle, you find you can't finish it so you put it back in the refrigerator. Two days later, you find yourself thirsty again and open up the refrigerator.
Now, you could finish the bottle you were drinking out of. The soda is flat but to throw it away would be wasteful. Then again, you have an unlimited supply so you could open a new bottle and enjoy the fresh taste again.
Which would it be, friends? Drink the old bottle or open a new one?
