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TikToker Shows How Fancy Tokyo's 7-Eleven Stores Are In Viral Video—And BRB, Moving To Japan

TikToker Shows How Fancy Tokyo's 7-Eleven Stores Are In Viral Video—And BRB, Moving To Japan

Earlier this week, at my local 7-Eleven, a man had to be removed from the premises after repeatedly trying to urinate on urinate on ducks in the parking lot. Yes, I live in Florida.

For many (most?) of you, that story wouldn't seem out of place if it happened at your local 7-Eleven either. It's a magical, but complicated, place of Slurpies and sloppies.


Unless, of course, you're in Tokyo and your local 7-Eleven is the one in this viral TikTok video:

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The original poster intended to highlight the stores new smoothies, which you find in the freezer area. You buy them as a cup of frozen fruits and/or veggies and get blended right there in the store after your purchase. For about two dollars!

As amazing as that is - viewers had some serious FOMO before we even got to all that.

The video shows a brief stroll through a clean, well lit, and amazingly stocked 7-Eleven full of food. Not just chips and snacks, either. The clip shows sushi, breads, cookies, yogurts, fruits, buns - it's a lot to take in.

Like ... a lot, a lot.

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And people just couldn't get past how different this all is from their 7-Eleven experiences.

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Oh, and that smoothie? Yeah, TikTok was all thinking the same thing.

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7-Eleven has locations in multiple countries around the world, but it's clear not all of their customers are having the same type of experience.

Does this Tokyo 7-Eleven run fill you with envy? Or is this what 7-Eleven is like for you all the time?

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