Cured meats are eaten by some people as a hangover cure. This was posted on X/Twitter by Chase on February 12, 2020, and received over 238,000 likes:
“imagine being drunk as a vegan you gotta come home and eat some celery sticks.”
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@chaselyons
imagine being drunk as a vegan you gotta come home and eat some celery sticks
11:06 AM · Feb 13, 2020
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Imagine being drunk as a vegan, you
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Imagine being drunk as a vegan, you gotta come home and eat some celery sticks
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