Woman went to get coffee at a restaurant called Butter & Blue 🚨 The coffee was $9 and she was charged an additional 40 cents for the plastic cup it was put in…. “I think we genuinely have lost the plot, because why did I get charged forty extra cents for a plastic cup for my coffee at Blue & Butter — I think this epidemic of all the additive extras at cafes needs to be de- demolished” People in modern society are just being nickel and dimed to death. We all have to collectively say no more I looked more into this and found the image even charges you extra for ice… I’m not kidding (proof shown in video)

If you take ibuprofen you need to hear this American Medical Doctor Jay Jorge explains he just removed part of someone’s stomach because of ibuprofen use “I just removed the bottom part of someone's stomach and first part of their small intestine today in the operating room for this chronic ulcer that's been bleeding and causing obstruction issues. They've been having problems eating for the last few years and they've been bleeding from it — And anyways, the reason I'm bringing this up is because it's, it's not uncommon to see people that take nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs for chronic pain or for headaches or whatever, over and over and over again, like ibuprofen or Aleve” And this is what caused the ulcer that got so bad the stomach had to be removed You’re not going to believe how common this is Tens of thousands of people in the US experience serious NSAID-related gastrointestinal complications each year Older estimates of around 100,000 hospitalizations and up to roughly 16,500 deaths annually from upper GI issues like bleeding, ulcers, perforation, obstruction linked to NSAIDs including ibuprofen Among regular or chronic NSAID users for things like common for pain, arthritis, headaches and more, endoscopic ulcers appear in roughly 15–30% of people, most are asymptomatic so you don’t even know it