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11:26am on Wednesday, 18th December, 2024:

Tangoed

Weird

My wife has a can of fizzy drink on Saturdays, but she only drinks half of it. She drinks the rest on the following Sunday. To stop the drink from going flat in the meantime (and to prevent insects from flying in), I bought her some silicone caps to put on them. They don't do much for the flatness, but they do stop my wife from swallowing wandering wasps.

We went out for lunch this Sunday, so the cap stayed on the drink until Monday. This is something that has happened before, there's nothing unusual about it. However, it's the first time it's happened when my wife has been drinking Tango Mango (or maybe it's Mango Tango). Here's what greeted us on Monday morning:



It looks as if the seal from the cap was very good, preventing gases from getting in or out. The gas in the can seems to have been reabsorbed into the Tango, such that it created a lower-than-atmospheric pressure inside the can. This resulting in a compressing effect from the outside, leaving us with a strange, hexagonal can.

The Tango was still pretty well flat when my wife drank it, though.




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