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This Host Has The Most Sadistic Idea For Ice Cubes For Unwanted Guests

This Host Has The Most Sadistic Idea For Ice Cubes For Unwanted Guests
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Have you ever wondered what you should do with the water leftover after boiling hot dogs?

Most people just pour it down the drain, but it seems like there might be a better use for it.


Twitter user @AngelaBrisk shared a tip for using it to mess with unwanted houseguests, and it quickly went viral.

Brisk suggested freezing the water in ice cube trays and serving it in the drinks of those you don't really want in your home.


Most people have had to deal with an annoying or otherwise disliked guest at some point, so Brisk's idea quickly took off on Twitter.

People seemed to love the idea for its vindictiveness.





Others were worried about it happening to them.



Some just didn't understand why anyone would have use for the trick.



Some were just confused and vaguely horrified.




There are definitely better ways to get people to leave you alone, but there is something to be said for a bit of passive aggression once in a while.

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