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I can’t tell what size blizzard this is thanks to the short cup, they’re usually taller. (Where I am in the US) They’re $4.99 or so for a medium, that’s my best guess. 20 miles round trip for the further “better” blizzard, 40 minutes in the car at that distance means city/town driving, so I’ll guess 18mpg. Extra gallon of gas for that round trip is gonna be ~$3+ USD unless you’re in California, and then it’s probably $4.25 or so.

Your best bet is to not waste gas, time, and wear on the car and order the next size up if your gas is $3-ish, or maybe order two if you’re in California.

No, I would not drive further.

For overpriced aerated ice cream? Just go to the local supermarket and get some good ice cream. It's cheaper it'll taste better.

No, but I’d always get one when I was over there anyway.

No. I'm not driving anywhere (walkable city resident) and I'm not eating that junk. I'm insufferable, sorry.

No, I would go to the local mom and pop ice cream shop. It is better ice cream and keeps the money I spent in my community instead of investor groups.

No. No I wouldn't.

I'd probably just buy the next size up at the closer store if I wanted that much. I usually buy the smallest size & end up throwing about 1/4 of it away.

Still, when I go for ice cream(*), I'm going because it's a treat. Getting one overstuffed like the one on the right would certainly trigger more dopamine.

So, I guess it's a coin flip depending whether or not it's a nice day for a drive.

As a European just let me say wow.

This is wrong on so many levels. And I assume you're not aware of half of them.

Nope.

No. I could probably get 3 gallons of ice cream at the grocery store for what one of those costs.

This is a shitty ad.

!fuckcars@lemmy.world

No but I also wouldn't have bothered going to the closer DQ.

No, I don't need all those extra calories. I also would eat at a local shop instead.