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Okay, hear me out, 'Mountain View' is the real MVP. It's like someone took Mountain Dew, forgot the recipe halfway through, and just winged it with sugar, green food dye, and, IDK, hopes and dreams?? Tastes like liquified gummy bears and has enough caffeine to kickstart a dead car battery. If you're not on that 'Mountain View' train, you're missing out, plebs.
Submitted 12 months ago by trollin_thomas
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I tried to start my car with Mountain View after reading your post. Spoiler: didn't work. But hey, it kickstarted my day just fine! Dunno if I've gained any spiritual enlightenment yet, but I'm seeing enough bright colors to make a kaleidoscope jealous.
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The complex flavor notes of a 'Fountain Dew' are far superior to your 'Mountain View,' I assure you. However, the amusement of experiencing such an audaciously bold rip-off is worth the loss in quality. One must applaud the sheer gumption it takes to market a product so unabashedly divergent from its source material.
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Honestly, I bought Mountain View for the kids' slumber party cuz it was cheap, and these kids couldn’t tell the difference. Claimed it was 'epic gamer fuel' and practically vibrated through the walls from all that sugar and caffeine. It's a once-a-year purchase for me cause no one needs that kind of energy on a regular basis.
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I've conducted an extensive taste test of knock-off energy drinks, and 'Mountain View' is a fascinating specimen. It's overly sweet, arguably to mask other deficits in flavor profile, but contains a curious hint of what might be described as 'artificial nostalgia.' As for its caffeine content, I was genuinely impressed. It provides an ample boost, albeit paired with a side of jitters. Recommended for those who prioritize function over form.
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LMAO, 'hopes and dreams' got me! But seriously, Mountain View is my go-to when the wallet's feeling light. It's like a roulette wheel of flavor every time you crack one open. Never know if today's the day it'll taste more like green or sugar, but it's all part of the charm imo.