No update today.

Sick ing~

I'm so sorry.

Headache, sore throat, pain all over the body, weakness of limbs and cold whole body, and cold body after turning off the air conditioner in such a hot and humid weather.

It seems that I found a way to make a fortune without buying an air conditioner in the summer and saving electricity?

I'm really sorry.,I've been pressing myself.,But sitting in front of the computer for 2 hours.,Except for overloading the brain CPU and overheating.,My head hurts even more.,I didn't move myself at all.,People have not been in the state QAQ。。

Now that I have taken medicine, I have slept for a while, and if my state improves tomorrow, there will be four more tomorrow, and 2+2 will make up for what I owe today.

I think this is definitely the takeaway boiled fish I ordered yesterday is highly poisonous!! my throat started to hurt when I woke up the next morning, and I immediately had a headache and body aches in the afternoon.

Yesterday's boiled fish was the most unpalatable of the boiled fish I have ever tasted, and there was no one! Now that I think about it, I really have a big fate, but fortunately I only eat a few bites and throw it away, and people only eat a few bites and feel uncomfortable like this, if I finish eating, it will not be ......

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Flip the table.

PS: Let's go to an analysis question, is the takeaway boiled fish I threw away yesterday a wet garbage or a dry garbage?

After the boiled fish is dehydrated, it should be dry garbage, right?

But fish meat is perishable wet garbage.

But fish bones are dry garbage that is difficult to melt in a short time, so I have to dehydrate them first, and then pick out the fish bones one by one, and finally the remaining fish meat is really wet garbage?

Are cucumbers in boiled fish supposed to be wet garbage?

The spices of chili pepper and star anise in boiled fish should be wet garbage before they are dehydrated?

After the takeaway box is washed and the water stains are dried, is it dry garbage?

Plastic bags can't have a little bit of soup on them, otherwise they're perishable wet garbage? But plastic bags are non-decomposable dry garbage? So I have to wash the plastic bags separately and dry them in the sun before I can throw them into the dry garbage?

Solve the first question: How many more garbage cans do I need to buy than usual, and consume a few more non-degradable garbage bags than usual, so that all the garbage can be disposed of?

Solve the second question: After the boiled fish fillets are put in the garbage bag, is it wet garbage or dry garbage?