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New way of thinking! Kinda Funny!

One time I picked up the wrong drink I thought it was my unsweetened tea & it was a co-workers watered down coke, as soon as I noticed it was carbonated I spit it out like I'd DIE or had been Poisoned if I drank it! Any of you w/stories on how you'll never go back to bad food/drink?

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Lol, I dink my coffee black now, when my husband was home he drinks his black but with sugar. I accidentally took a big drink of his and actually spit it across the room. Yes I know that's sad, but I was at home and after 9 months of straight black coffee that sugary coffee made me want to brush my teeth. Yuck

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Lol' date=' I dink my coffee black now, when my husband was home he drinks his black but with sugar. I accidentally took a big drink of his and actually spit it across the room. Yes I know that's sad, but I was at home and after 9 months of straight black coffee that sugary coffee made me want to brush my teeth. Yuck[/quote']

Yes one time (out to eat) I ordered unsweetened tea ( I usually add 1 Splenda) well I did & tried it, totally spit it back in the cup, wow so gross it was sweet tea w/my added Splenda Sugar Over-load. ????

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