You may only choose two snacks and one drink while playing your vidya. One drink and two snacks only

Technically yes, but I meant what I said. It's tea for autists.

Plus ginger beer.

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Sounds like a sickeningly sweet and cloying combination.

The true ending sucked

What tea?
My friend is into tea I'm thinking of going full aspergers and getting China cups from China and their tea

*blocks your path*

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celery with greek yogurt and 0% beer
unless im on a bender then straight vodka and nothing else

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This ginger beer isn't excessively sweet.

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Grapes, cherries and water I guess.

nigga if yo wh*te ass is gunna be shoppin in a fuggin chink mart, bet u drink one ting only

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As a Chinaboo who's lived in China, I seriously advise you don't buy cups from China unless you happen to find an artisan. They're cheaper than air, but they also suck. Chinese tea autists buy cups from Taiwan or Japan. Yixing teapots are the real deal for autistic tea lovers though. If you can find some handmade gaiwans that'd also be a super neat present.

Chinese tea OTOH is delicious. If you wanna buy some good Chinese tea, check out the most highly rated teas harvested in 2020 on yunnansourcing. Due to coronavirus it might take forever to deliver to you depending where you are; if you're in the UK use what-cha instead.
Haven't seen that, actually. I bet it's only sold in Waitrose.

I saw those everywhere when I went to Japan. Are they tasty?

This is what I'm going to be doing tomorrow.

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What’s ginger beer? Is it ginger ale but alcoholic?

Not sure about the UK but you can get it at basic supermarkets in the US.

Thanks user, anything else I need to know?
I'll go check out yunnansourcing

I saw more of them back home than in Japan
You can get them at any grocery store, I like their tonic for mixing with gin. Better than Canada Dry

Maple cream cookies, cheesy popcorn, and low sugar iced tea

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It's non alcoholic but with a stronger taste than ginger ale.

Why the fuck would you buy bubble tea from a Chinese supermarket. Go to an actual bubble tea place or something.
They're better than milkshakes. They're also great first date ideas because pretty much every girl's into them.
Only the tonic waters here, I think.

I love bubble tea. The balls are tapioca pearls by the way. They're sweet and fun to drink but you should treat them like a dessert.

Everyone on Zig Forums still lives in some suburb with their parents. The only thing the suburbs have are chinks, sand niggers and Indians

If you're just talking about gifts, I can't really think of anything else. It'd depend more on what your friend likes.

For random extra tips, though: if you want to ascend to full tea autism, buy a cheap (£5) gaiwan on Amazon. They're literally just a cup with a lid. With a gaiwan you can brew tea by mixing a lot of tea with a small amount of hot water, which totally changes the flavour. All the different flavours are sharpened tenfold, it tastes delicious. It's like espresso shots for tea.

Make sure you're brewing teas at the right temperatures. Most tea isn't actually best brewed at boiling. Green teas are best at around 80 degrees, and blacks at 90, while oolongs work well closer to boiling. You can find guides online. If you don't have a temperature variable kettle, a rule of thumb I've seen is that every minute of time you leave boiling water to cool = ten degrees lowered. I don't know how true that is.

Be mindful of your water. It sounds ridiculous, but bad water is enough to seriously worsen tea. My city has water which straight up tastes bad when you drink it out the tap, so I have to use bottled water if I wanna make autism tea. Limescale, man.
I live in the city centre with my parents :|

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