Here's the situation: so you got 2 gallons of milk...

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... and your getting pretty thirsty. One gallon you purchased a little while back before you got the newer one. The older one is only a couple of days before its expiration and its quality is starting to diminish. Will you drink from the older one? Or would you want the newer milk for its better quality? Drinking the newer one will leave the other carton to spoil, but by the time you finish the older gallon the newer gallons quality will already diminish greatly.

WHAT DO YOU DO?!!

I'll drink the older milk. 75
I'll drink the newer milk. 51
Nothing, I'm lactose intolerant you insensitive ass. 17
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  • howaminotmyself
    12 years ago | pl

    Learn from this experience and don't buy so much milk.

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  • straighthair
    12 years ago

    I'd drink it all quickly because I like milk. Problem solved!

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  • Girl-vrs-Problem
    12 years ago

    Drink the newer milk and cook with the older milk.

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  • SATC
    12 years ago

    "Nothing, I'm lactose intolerant you insensitive ass." Hahahaha brilliant.

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  • I_steal_free_bread
    12 years ago

    Drink water. I dont have time for this

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  • InsertBlankHere
    12 years ago

    Milk does not spoil gradually. At least not as far as I can tell. It's either sour or not. I'll drink the old stuff until it goes bad, then the same goes for the new stuff. It'd be a waste.....

    Why am I even commenting on this?

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  • RomeoDeMontague
    10 years ago

    MATH? You gave us a math question???

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  • [Old Memory]
    12 years ago

    i am in love with milk so I'll drink both.

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  • penguin1
    12 years ago

    Drink the older milk because you shouldn't let anything go to waste. Especially food! Then if you can't drink all of the newer milk in time, give it to someone who could.

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  • [Old Memory]
    12 years ago

    Frick sakes stop buying milk and drink the god damn one u got in the fist place u idiot!

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  • Angel_in_a_Glass_Dress
    12 years ago

    If the older milk is going bad then it's time to dump it. Just because it's not "expired" yet doesn't mean it can't go bad. If you leave it out for too long for example, it will go bad before the expiration date.

    Therefore it's OK to dump it and open the newer milk.

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  • Queeny
    12 years ago

    Other: Who cares??

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  • [Old Memory]
    12 years ago

    What "I" would do would be to turn down the temperature in my refrigerator to make it cold enough to keep everything really cold but not frozen. I would then take my older gallon of milk and use all of it in baking (and other) recipes that require milk. Once my treats cool, I would wrap some in Saran Wrap and freeze them for a while. This baking/cooking with the older milk would take just a few hours. Now that I have the older gallon of milk taken care of, I would enjoy my new, chilled gallon of milk that very same day. That is, if I drank milk.

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  • almostunreadable
    12 years ago

    I'll drink the older milk if I'm in the desert with nothing else to drink (and save newer for later). Otherwise I wouldn't drink milk at all.

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  • [Old Memory]
    12 years ago

    Wouldn't drink either.

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  • lisac1919
    12 years ago

    if i lived alone and had to save money i would drink the old milk

    if i lived at my parents house, which i do, id say fuck it and drink the new one...let someone else finish the other crappy one

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