What time is it and where do you live?

[Mr.Gem.Mint]

Random but I can't keep up with all the timezones.

12:51pm - Monday January 25, 2016 - San Antonio Texas. Central time in the USA.

Homemade chicken gorditas with rice, beans, and a Dr Pepper! Nom nom nom. Not a bad lunch for $5 delivered.

 

[warriors_man]

8.00am Tuesday the 26th - Christchurch, New Zealand

 

[Mr.Gem.Mint]

What kind of black magic is this that you're a whole day ahead of me! Lol.

 

[bigrob2307]

26-1-16 6.25 am. Qld. Australia

One Dr Pepper cost almost $5 here

 

[Parrapaul]

26-1-16 6.25 am. Qld. Australia

One Dr Pepper cost almost $5 here

Qlders behind the time

I'm 7:45 am act Australia on 26/1/2016

 

[bigrob2307]

Qlders behind the time

I'm 7:45 am act Australia on 26/1/2016

We just let u get ahead so ur finally in front for once

 

[Mr.Gem.Mint]

26-1-16 6.25 am. Qld. Australia

One Dr Pepper cost almost $5 here

Whaaaaat 20oz Dr Pepper is 99 cents here and at the absolutely top its $1.09.

One huge thing I'm jealous about you Australian dwellers is yalls Perth Mint gold and silver. Those small rectangular loaf bars are just so clean. I love em!

 

[postgsl]

What kind of black magic is this that you're a whole day ahead of me! Lol.

That's why Charles Schulz creating of the iconic Peanuts cartoons once said

"No need to worry about the world coming to a end, it's already tomorrow in Australia"

 

[thePACisback]

Here in Melbourne, it's 9:35 am.
Forget $5 a can, here in Melbourne I can't even find Dr. Pepper within 15km of me.
At least my local milk bar has Shaq Soda

 

[Mr.Gem.Mint]

Dang. I might have to start a small business exporting American treats to Australia!

 

[thePACisback]

Dang. I might have to start a small business exporting American treats to Australia!

There is an American food store around me but can't remember if they have Dr. Pepper or not.
They stock lots of American candy, chips, corn dogs, the like.

 

[taffster74]

9:48 am, Tuesday Jan 26, 2016, Belconnen ACT. See Dr. Pepper occasionally in the local woollies.

 

[Mr.Gem.Mint]

Anything else yall may see in American movies or pop culture that aren't readily available in Australia?

 

[thePACisback]

Kool-Aid.
I've gotten it once from that place I mentioned about a month ago.
It was alright, but it was just pretty hard to make.

 

[Mr.Gem.Mint]

Kool-Aid.
I've gotten it once from that place I mentioned about a month ago.
It was alright, but it was just pretty hard to make.

Huh? How? You pour the powder in a pitcher of water,stir it up, throw it in the fridge till it's cold the drink the hell out of it lol

 

[thePACisback]

Yeah I know, but the powder was stuck together, so it took me 10 minutes to scrape it all out.
I loved it regardless.

 

[Mr.Gem.Mint]

Ah i c i c. Interesting stuff.

 

[Jake]

8:39 am January 28th - Okinawa, Japan

 

[exzibit3]

Sunny Perth +14 hours ahead of CST (would be a better way of representing what the time difference is!). Apparently this is blowing minds away in the US.

 

[thePACisback]

As for other American stuff, I'll tell you if I see them or not.
Pop Tarts - In my local supermarkets all the time.
Cherry Cola, Vanilla Cola, etc - In my local independent supermarket.
Corn Dogs - I only see these at carnivals, school fetes and American food stores.
Hershey's Chocolates - I see these at one in every two supermarkets I go to.
Reese's Peanut Butter Cups - See these a lot around here. Not that I care because I LOVE THESE!
Other American Candy - Only at my American Food Store.
The food store is on Cochranes Road in Moorabin, for those interested! The place is awesome!