The High Cost of Breathing

[FriscoKid]

The world has gone full retard now. They have convinced humanity that they now need to buy a gadget to attach to their nose just to breathe air. What's next? A fart modulator? A tariff every time you nut in the shower?

 

Looks like another Logan Paul scam venture. 

 

https://instagram.com/p/DIwAlNtgyhH/

 

https://aerium.ink

 

[sidjameson]

That's 800 bht. One restaurant meal. Relax.

[still kicking]

7 minutes ago, sidjameson said:

That's 800 bht. One restaurant meal. Relax.

1 Meal? I get a 3-course meal in Pats for 300 

[Negita43]

2 minutes ago, sidjameson said:

That's 800 bht. One restaurant meal. Relax.

You pay 800 Baht for a restaurant meal for one - I can live for a week on that (alcohol excluded)   😁

[Hummin]

1 hour ago, FriscoKid said:

The world has gone full retard now. They have convinced humanity that they now need to buy a gadget to attach to their nose just to breathe air. What's next? A fart modulator? A tariff every time you nut in the shower?

 

Looks like another Logan Paul scam venture. 

 

https://instagram.com/p/DIwAlNtgyhH/

 

https://aerium.ink

 

 

Saved you 550

 

https://s.lazada.co.th/s.wUz3a

[KhunLA]

Those nose things have been around for decades.  Apparently enough idiots buy them, as still around.   There's one born every second ... 

[jts-khorat]

3 hours ago, FriscoKid said:

The world has gone full retard now. They have convinced humanity that they now need to buy a gadget to attach to their nose just to breathe air. What's next? A fart modulator? A tariff every time you nut in the shower?

 

It is an anti-snoring device, supposed to open the nasal airways.

 

They are commonly sold in the West as well, and for many years. I am not sure what the outrage is.

[blaze master]

2 hours ago, KhunLA said:

Those nose things have been around for decades.  Apparently enough idiots buy them, as still around.   There's one born every second ... 

 

I like jello.

[gargamon]

Breathing too expensive for you? It would be real cheap then if you just stopped. 

[ChristianBlessing]

58 minutes ago, jts-khorat said:

 

It is an anti-snoring device, supposed to open the nasal airways.

 

They are commonly sold in the West as well, and for many years. I am not sure what the outrage is.

And for many these things can work. What we really need is a way to package and sell "outrage". It would be a big hit here.

[FriscoKid]

Everybody seems to be missing the key point. Breathing used to be free. You weren't required to put some uncomfortable piece of rubber on your nose when you go to bed or when you exercise. According to the company's ad on Instagram, we're just not getting enough oxygen at all without one of these things strapped to our faces. 

[FriscoKid]

11 minutes ago, gargamon said:

Breathing too expensive for you? It would be real cheap then if you just stopped. 

You giving it your best go for the AN idiot award are you?

[StandardIssue]

4 hours ago, FriscoKid said:

The world has gone full retard now. They have convinced humanity that they now need to buy a gadget to attach to their nose just to breathe air. What's next? A fart modulator? A tariff every time you nut in the shower?

 

Looks like another Logan Paul scam venture. 

 

https://instagram.com/p/DIwAlNtgyhH/

 

https://aerium.ink

 

 

Oh, let it go my friend. "They" are also still trying to sell penis pumps to the genitalia-ly challenged and convince folks that tenatis can be cured by tapping on a spoon held up to your skull. Nobody except the really gullible are buying these things.

[FriscoKid]

2 minutes ago, StandardIssue said:

 

Oh, let it go my friend. "They" are also still trying to sell penis pumps to the genitalia-ly challenged and convince folks that tenatis can be cured by tapping on a spoon held up to your skull. Nobody except the really gullible are buying these things.

Wow, thank you, Professor Obvious. Here I was, worried about people getting scammed, but you’ve reminded us all that unless it’s a full-blown cult with a spoon glued to their forehead, it’s not worth mentioning. Truly heroic how you wade into every post to remind the peasants not to overreact. We’d all be lost without your fearless campaign to downplay absolutely everything.

[StandardIssue]

12 minutes ago, FriscoKid said:

Wow, thank you, Professor Obvious. Here I was, worried about people getting scammed, but you’ve reminded us all that unless it’s a full-blown cult with a spoon glued to their forehead, it’s not worth mentioning. Truly heroic how you wade into every post to remind the peasants not to overreact. We’d all be lost without your fearless campaign to downplay absolutely everything.

I appreciate your concern and it's good to alert people to scams but hey, you might want to give people the benefit of the doubt. Not everyone is as stupid as you might think.

[Pouatchee]

2 hours ago, FriscoKid said:

Everybody seems to be missing the key point. Breathing used to be free. You weren't required to put some uncomfortable piece of rubber on your nose when you go to bed or when you exercise.

 

try sleeping with a sleep apnea device and let me know what you think after... and those go for 40K bht upwards. this thing can work for mild sleep apnea... whereas I have severe...

 

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Scientific Evidence on Nasal Dilators

• Improved Nasal Patency: Studies have demonstrated that internal nasal dilators can significantly improve nasal patency (the openness of nasal passages), which may alleviate snoring and enhance sleep quality in individuals with nasal obstruction. PubMed Central

• Support for CPAP Therapy: For patients with obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) using Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) therapy, internal nasal dilators have been found to improve comfort and adherence to treatment by reducing nasal resistance.