Pic related. Is freezing drinks in a freezer actually a thing

>>8822694
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>>8822694
I sure love bending down every time I want something from the fridge.
Why would anyone want the freezer on top?

>>8822702
In the uk we're used to small under counter fridges with a tiny freezer at the top. This is like an upgrade that doesn't affect our muscle memory.

>>8822709
Yeah, I'm a bong too with a fridge freezer. And the fridge is on top.
What fucking maniac designs one with the freezer on top? Probably the same mad cunt that puts a drinks holder in the door.

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>>8822718
Yuropoors with upside-down, small fridges

>>8822718
If you're gonna have one compartment be small, you wouldn't want it at the bottom, because then you have to reach down real far to open it.

Doesn't make any sense in OP's situation.

>>8822694
Alcoholic beverages, dummy

>>8822805
Not gonna lie, when I saw the picture I was like "sweet it's a vodka shelf".

why do you assume its for drinks?

>>8822694
Fill a waterbottle half way up with water.

Freeze it.

Fill it with tap water when you wake up.

Have cold water you can take to school or work.

>>8823044
>tap water

>>8823052
Do you not live in a place with clean tap water or something?

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>>8822694
I always thought it was just extra space to hold some things like tv dinners or whatever so you can really cram your freezer full but now I am not sure

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