Less distance transporting is a positive side-effect of buying [alternative products] locally.
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Newfoundland really wishing they hadn't closed their orange juice factory right now.
COVID fucked my tastebuds and ruined the taste of oranges for me. The price and boycotts certainly don't help, but I wonder if my experience is a common thing.
Someone waa really proud abbreviating it OJ there.
Maybe it's just a US thing, but calling orange juice just OJ is very common.
Is that why he was called OJ Simpson?
OMG, is that why they called him The Juice?
Yup
Yup
Yup. Lots o oranges in mexico and pretty much everything grown in the sourthern us.