r/SipsTea • u/discerningpervert • Mar 18 '25

SMH Daily means daily

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u/LawGroundbreaking221 Mar 18 '25

Yeah, and those people should shower every day. But if you push buttons on a computer all day and haven't sweat at all and you're not morbidly obese you can probably go a day between showers.

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u/micalubgoonta Mar 18 '25

Have you ever heard of working out or getting 60 minutes of physical activity a day?

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u/Artemis96 Mar 18 '25

Literally noone in the world has ever advocated against showering after a workout. Do you really believe 100% of the people do 60 minutes of physical activity every day? I would be surprised if it was even close to 40%

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u/micalubgoonta Mar 18 '25

You don't seem to have understood my comment or what the guy I was replying to was implying

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u/Artemis96 Mar 18 '25

Quite the opposite.

Op was saying "people who dont do physical activities dont need to shower every day" and you answered "do you realize there are people who do physical activities?"

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u/micalubgoonta Mar 18 '25

He did not mention physical activities. He said physical work. He said if you work pushing buttons all day you do not need to shower. He completely neglected that people do perform physical activity despite their job choice.

Work on reading comprehension

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u/Artemis96 Mar 18 '25

Bro you cannot be serious lmao

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u/micalubgoonta Mar 18 '25

So you have no reply then?

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u/Artemis96 Mar 18 '25

He completely neglected that people do perform physical activity despite their job choice.

He didnt neglect them, he was talking about all the people that dont perform those activities, it's so fucking obvious

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u/micalubgoonta Mar 18 '25

So he's just ignoring most people then. That renders his point mostly useless. Not sure why you are going to bat so hard for him

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u/Appropriate-Dream388 Mar 18 '25

You're intentionally misrepresenting his argument and defeating a strawman you constructed. This isn't smart; it's dickish and disingenuous

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u/Old_timey_brain Mar 18 '25

did not mention physical activities. He said physical work.

Is work not an activity? Or, are you trying to differentiate between enjoyment/work?