Almonds are a healthy snack, but they are expensive. A joke was posted on Twitter by Simon Holland on May 23, 2016:
“Almonds are good for when I want to have a healthy snack and want to stop having twelve dollars.”
Twitter
Simon Holland
@simoncholland
Almonds are good for when I want to have a healthy snack and want to stop having twelve dollars.
5:22 PM · May 23, 2016·Twitter for iPhone
Twitter
Tommy Boy
@PhunnyHaHa
Life hack: Almonds are good for when you want to have a healthy snack and want to stop having twelve dollars.
6:11 PM · May 24, 2016 from Greensboro, NC·Twitter for iPhone
Twitter
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@MarkRadlein
Almonds are a great snack for when I’m hungry and want to stop having twelve dollars in my pocket.
8:24 PM · May 28, 2016·Twitter for iPad
Twitter
Addie Peper
@acp2013
Almonds are perfect for when you want to have a healthy snack and want to stop having $12.
10:33 AM · Aug 22, 2016·Twitter for iPhone
Twitter
Pedro Targaryen
@Silentsoto
Almonds are great for when I want to have a healthy snack, but also want to stop having twelve dollars.
11:57 AM · Dec 12, 2019·Twitter for Android
Twitter
Shelbi
@therealsoulsoup
Almonds are great when you want a healthy snack and when you want to stop having twelve dollars.
1:17 PM · May 5, 2020·Twitter for iPhone
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