Candle label reads:
an old or basic fridge kept in the garage and almost exclusively used for beverages
“Help yourself! There is pop and beer in the garage fridge.”

Candle label reads:
A lengthy farewell with many stages, including a knee slap, small talk and several hugs.
“We stood in the doorway with our coats on for a half hour during our midwestern goodbye.”

Candle label reads:
Excessive friendliness and minimal confrontation towards anyone, especially strangers.
“I didn’t like the pie, but I am too Minnesota nice and took the leftovers she offered anyway.”

Candle label reads:
Less of a word & more of a reflex. There really isn’t a wrong way to use it
“Ope, sorry. I just need to scooch by.”

Candle label reads:
It’s called pop, not soda. That’s all.
“There are free refills on pop at the fish fry.”
"It's Pop, Not Soda" Candle *does not smell like pop*

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Shake some dice & win some money or drinks. May or may not be considered gambling, depending who you ask.
“Hey, let’s get a round of beers and try for the shake of the day.”