r/SipsTea • • 7h ago Bravo

Chugging tea We all are not safe from a honeypot

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r/SipsTea • • 10h ago Bravo

Wait a damn minute! Read

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r/SipsTea • • 6h ago Popcorn Bravo

SMH We understand the senator now

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r/SipsTea • • 6h ago

WTF What in the sugar daddying is going on here

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r/SipsTea • • 9h ago Heartwarming

Chugging tea HIV is no longer terminal disease!

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r/SipsTea • • 1h ago

Wow. Such meme Creativity at its best

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733 Upvotes

r/SipsTea • • 13h ago

We have fun here aged like wine

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r/SipsTea • • 17h ago Mindblown Bravo Popcorn

Chugging tea It’s a simple misunderstanding

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r/SipsTea • • 8h ago Bravo

SMH Say it louder.

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r/SipsTea • • 16h ago

Gasp! Na she got cooked

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r/SipsTea • • 21h ago Bravo

Lmao gottem She had a 10 year plan

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r/SipsTea • • 10h ago

We have fun here Sneaky!

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r/SipsTea • • 11h ago

Wow. Such meme Not how I expected the AI race to go

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r/SipsTea • • 21h ago

Gasp! Proof that the Black Pill stuff is garbage

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r/SipsTea • • 17h ago

Lmao gottem He's not lying...

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Robert Maxwell, the father of Ghislaine Maxwell's company, Macmillan Inc., formed a joint venture with McGraw-Hill in 1989 to create the Macmillan/McGraw-Hill School Publishing Company. I will give credit to Nat as what he says is also true..


r/SipsTea • • 18h ago

Feels good man Jack Black and Celine Dion rocking out to Metallica in Las Vegas.

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r/SipsTea • • 20h ago Bravo

We have fun here Getting ready for a date

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r/SipsTea • • 22h ago Mindblown Heartwarming

Chugging tea Salma Hayek hits the red carpet 60 years old!!

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r/SipsTea • • 10h ago Bravo

Feels good man I need this

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r/SipsTea • • 1h ago

SMH Overclocking the hardware

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r/SipsTea • • 3h ago

Lmao gottem Here to light up ur mood

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r/SipsTea • • 1d ago Bravo

Lmao gottem The real escape room was the parking lot all along

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r/SipsTea • • 21h ago Bravo

SMH Some people are just weird

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r/SipsTea • • 22h ago Bravo

Chugging tea Flying to China to get medication.

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In January 2025, Max Doppelt's mom learned her lung cancer had spread to her brain. The drug with the best chance of helping her was approved in China, but not in the United States. A doctor told him, almost as an aside, that if his mom were Chinese, she could just buy it at a pharmacy.
so he flew to Shanghai and came home with 26 boxes of it in his luggage. The medicine cost him around $10,000. and it worked. About 19 months later, his mom, a 60 year old jeweler in New York, is still here, still working, and in her own words, has had an amazing few years.
the drug is called sunvozertinib, and it was made by a company based in Shanghai. it was approved in China in 2023 and by the FDA in July 2025, but it still wasn't available to buy in the US.
Max says he knows of at least 30 Americans who made the same trip. He says he was scared to share his story, worried it could cost his mom access to the medicine keeping her alive. but he decided the problem mattered more than his silence, and he's now pushing for these treatments to be available here. Since his story spread, AstraZeneca has said it will start selling the drug in the US.
A son got on a plane to buy his mom more time, and it worked.

https://amp.scmp.com/news/us/article/3371835/china-made-cancer-drug-go-sale-us-after-americans-travel-buy-it