Not quite, they were sold out for this variant for quite some time, so scalpers tried selling it on Finn.no (our Craigslist). Happens every time it’s announced that stores are out of something. Gastromat, Nora Sylteagurk, butter, etc.
That is certainly not something that is common in Norway. This is really really weird.
The true Norwegian thing would be to be too ashamed to throw it away, and just keep it on the shelf for the rest of your life. Desperately hoping that a guest or another family member will drink it up. Maybe, just maybe, we would man up to throw it if we moved houses.
Generally, we Norwegian blame ourselves harshly for buying the wrong things. This is why Norwegians almost never complain at restaurants, they just say “uhm, takk for maten det var kjempegodt kan jeg fĂ„ regningen, ok hadebrajeggĂ„rnĂ„”. Probably giving excessive tips as to not make a scene. After that we just never return to the place again. As is tradition.
that said, the julebrus explo energy drink is fuckin fire
That is not Norway, the current situation is that most ppl drink 40-70% of the bottle and leave the rest. Wellfare stateâŠ
ĂÞÞÞ no.. i am pretty sure that most of us would just throw it away and dont buy that product in the future. That post is really weird, i mean how much did it cost, not alot..
Must have bought 2 of them, and selling the second? Either that or it’s a joke, seen those kind of troll posts before :”D
WTF and they are asking 35kr for that!? Thats crazy.
r/finnfunn for more wierd things sold on finn.no
I saw some of these on Finn for 5000kr for one bottle
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Would save it for spring/summer and use it to get rid of ants (yes the drink contains a sugar replacement that kills ants)
Only in norway? Nah bruh bearly in norway. /r/CrackheadCraigslist here youll see this on the daily
Never seen it happen in norway before, but in Denmark it is very common!
Have you ever seen r/crackheadcraigslist? This is not unique
What a rip off. Stores still have this for 29.90nok
I’m curious, what is the flavor of this? Of course I see julebrus flavor drinks everywhere, but I haven’t tried it yet and the name isn’t particularly descriptive
Pretty shitty to rag on someone that is trying to get by!
Fuck me the pandemic has be shit for both Norwegians and especially immigrants. Let some try if they need to.
What abunch of cunts making fun of this.
36kr
I used my sodastream with it to make «homemade» julebrus
As an American, my Norwegian partner frequently finds my propensity to want to return things I dislike baffling. Not all, but many stores here have a satisfaction guarantee promise, sometimes to the point where they wonât even ask for your receipt or any questions on why you returned (looking at you, glorious Trader Joeâs).
It seems much more common in Norway to suck it up and think âmy mistake, shall not make that again.â I never returned anything while I was in Norway.
35kr is really expensive.
SÄ har de smakt pÄ saften eller ikke? sier den ikke falt i smak men selger den uÄpnet?
gis bort stÄr det i titelen
A true Norwegian would throw it in the trash. Not resell it
Better than throwing it away though
Lol at least give half of price, who will travel to get something for store’s price?
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“uĂ„pnet flaske”
Not quite, they were sold out for this variant for quite some time, so scalpers tried selling it on Finn.no (our Craigslist). Happens every time it’s announced that stores are out of something. Gastromat, Nora Sylteagurk, butter, etc.
That is certainly not something that is common in Norway. This is really really weird.
The true Norwegian thing would be to be too ashamed to throw it away, and just keep it on the shelf for the rest of your life. Desperately hoping that a guest or another family member will drink it up. Maybe, just maybe, we would man up to throw it if we moved houses.
Generally, we Norwegian blame ourselves harshly for buying the wrong things. This is why Norwegians almost never complain at restaurants, they just say “uhm, takk for maten det var kjempegodt kan jeg fĂ„ regningen, ok hadebrajeggĂ„rnĂ„”. Probably giving excessive tips as to not make a scene. After that we just never return to the place again. As is tradition.
that said, the julebrus explo energy drink is fuckin fire
That is not Norway, the current situation is that most ppl drink 40-70% of the bottle and leave the rest. Wellfare stateâŠ
ĂÞÞÞ no.. i am pretty sure that most of us would just throw it away and dont buy that product in the future. That post is really weird, i mean how much did it cost, not alot..
Must have bought 2 of them, and selling the second? Either that or it’s a joke, seen those kind of troll posts before :”D
WTF and they are asking 35kr for that!? Thats crazy.
r/finnfunn for more wierd things sold on finn.no
I saw some of these on Finn for 5000kr for one bottle
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Would save it for spring/summer and use it to get rid of ants (yes the drink contains a sugar replacement that kills ants)
Only in norway? Nah bruh bearly in norway. /r/CrackheadCraigslist here youll see this on the daily
Never seen it happen in norway before, but in Denmark it is very common!
Have you ever seen r/crackheadcraigslist? This is not unique
What a rip off. Stores still have this for 29.90nok
I’m curious, what is the flavor of this? Of course I see julebrus flavor drinks everywhere, but I haven’t tried it yet and the name isn’t particularly descriptive
Pretty shitty to rag on someone that is trying to get by!
Fuck me the pandemic has be shit for both Norwegians and especially immigrants. Let some try if they need to.
What abunch of cunts making fun of this.
36kr
I used my sodastream with it to make «homemade» julebrus
As an American, my Norwegian partner frequently finds my propensity to want to return things I dislike baffling. Not all, but many stores here have a satisfaction guarantee promise, sometimes to the point where they wonât even ask for your receipt or any questions on why you returned (looking at you, glorious Trader Joeâs).
It seems much more common in Norway to suck it up and think âmy mistake, shall not make that again.â I never returned anything while I was in Norway.
35kr is really expensive.
SÄ har de smakt pÄ saften eller ikke? sier den ikke falt i smak men selger den uÄpnet?
gis bort stÄr det i titelen
A true Norwegian would throw it in the trash. Not resell it
Better than throwing it away though
Lol at least give half of price, who will travel to get something for store’s price?
If itâs unopened, then how did they taste it?
And then, there is more …https://www.finn.no/238414538