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Amazon has these freezers for Sqwinchers hydration popsicles in their warehouses It’s for employees to stay hydrated and cook because it gets so hot working Amazon warehouse worker says they’re always empty, and the fridge is just for show despite amazing being a multi-trillion dollar company

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