Strange Refrigerator Problem

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I found this old mini fridge at the dump. It still had old sticky-notes attached to most of the oddly-shaped drawers.



Any idea what was kept in the bottom drawer?



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    Judging by the shape and location of the drawer, I'd say it's probably a bunch of ice trays... No idea about your puzzle, though. Tangential question: where can I get a refrigerator that has drawers like this?
    – Ian MacDonald
    Aug 13 at 14:17










  • @IanMacDonald -- that depends, are you using the massive drawer only for vodka? I'm just picturing the amount of vodka (and alcohol) you'd need to fill this thing if it was full-sized
    – El-Guest
    Aug 13 at 14:23






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    @El-Guest: Is the drawer a leak-proof bucket, or is it expected to hold bottles? I had originally assumed bottles, but perhaps it would be better to just have a bucket. It would certainly be more impressive. And if you sat it beside your couch, you could just attach a straw.
    – Ian MacDonald
    Aug 13 at 14:24










  • @IanMacDonald: I had assumed bottles myself, but I like this bucket idea, it's much more space efficient. I'm not sure how well the champagne drawer would fare with all of the carbonation, but I'd imagine if this thing was actually produced, somebody would have thought of a way around that. As for the straw-in-the-vodka idea.....sign me up! I'd never leave my couch again.
    – El-Guest
    Aug 13 at 14:28






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    @El-Guest How about one of these?
    – Chowzen
    Aug 13 at 16:46















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I found this old mini fridge at the dump. It still had old sticky-notes attached to most of the oddly-shaped drawers.



Any idea what was kept in the bottom drawer?



enter image description here










share|improve this question

















  • 4




    Judging by the shape and location of the drawer, I'd say it's probably a bunch of ice trays... No idea about your puzzle, though. Tangential question: where can I get a refrigerator that has drawers like this?
    – Ian MacDonald
    Aug 13 at 14:17










  • @IanMacDonald -- that depends, are you using the massive drawer only for vodka? I'm just picturing the amount of vodka (and alcohol) you'd need to fill this thing if it was full-sized
    – El-Guest
    Aug 13 at 14:23






  • 2




    @El-Guest: Is the drawer a leak-proof bucket, or is it expected to hold bottles? I had originally assumed bottles, but perhaps it would be better to just have a bucket. It would certainly be more impressive. And if you sat it beside your couch, you could just attach a straw.
    – Ian MacDonald
    Aug 13 at 14:24










  • @IanMacDonald: I had assumed bottles myself, but I like this bucket idea, it's much more space efficient. I'm not sure how well the champagne drawer would fare with all of the carbonation, but I'd imagine if this thing was actually produced, somebody would have thought of a way around that. As for the straw-in-the-vodka idea.....sign me up! I'd never leave my couch again.
    – El-Guest
    Aug 13 at 14:28






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    @El-Guest How about one of these?
    – Chowzen
    Aug 13 at 16:46













up vote
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up vote
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I found this old mini fridge at the dump. It still had old sticky-notes attached to most of the oddly-shaped drawers.



Any idea what was kept in the bottom drawer?



enter image description here










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I found this old mini fridge at the dump. It still had old sticky-notes attached to most of the oddly-shaped drawers.



Any idea what was kept in the bottom drawer?



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    Judging by the shape and location of the drawer, I'd say it's probably a bunch of ice trays... No idea about your puzzle, though. Tangential question: where can I get a refrigerator that has drawers like this?
    – Ian MacDonald
    Aug 13 at 14:17










  • @IanMacDonald -- that depends, are you using the massive drawer only for vodka? I'm just picturing the amount of vodka (and alcohol) you'd need to fill this thing if it was full-sized
    – El-Guest
    Aug 13 at 14:23






  • 2




    @El-Guest: Is the drawer a leak-proof bucket, or is it expected to hold bottles? I had originally assumed bottles, but perhaps it would be better to just have a bucket. It would certainly be more impressive. And if you sat it beside your couch, you could just attach a straw.
    – Ian MacDonald
    Aug 13 at 14:24










  • @IanMacDonald: I had assumed bottles myself, but I like this bucket idea, it's much more space efficient. I'm not sure how well the champagne drawer would fare with all of the carbonation, but I'd imagine if this thing was actually produced, somebody would have thought of a way around that. As for the straw-in-the-vodka idea.....sign me up! I'd never leave my couch again.
    – El-Guest
    Aug 13 at 14:28






  • 1




    @El-Guest How about one of these?
    – Chowzen
    Aug 13 at 16:46













  • 4




    Judging by the shape and location of the drawer, I'd say it's probably a bunch of ice trays... No idea about your puzzle, though. Tangential question: where can I get a refrigerator that has drawers like this?
    – Ian MacDonald
    Aug 13 at 14:17










  • @IanMacDonald -- that depends, are you using the massive drawer only for vodka? I'm just picturing the amount of vodka (and alcohol) you'd need to fill this thing if it was full-sized
    – El-Guest
    Aug 13 at 14:23






  • 2




    @El-Guest: Is the drawer a leak-proof bucket, or is it expected to hold bottles? I had originally assumed bottles, but perhaps it would be better to just have a bucket. It would certainly be more impressive. And if you sat it beside your couch, you could just attach a straw.
    – Ian MacDonald
    Aug 13 at 14:24










  • @IanMacDonald: I had assumed bottles myself, but I like this bucket idea, it's much more space efficient. I'm not sure how well the champagne drawer would fare with all of the carbonation, but I'd imagine if this thing was actually produced, somebody would have thought of a way around that. As for the straw-in-the-vodka idea.....sign me up! I'd never leave my couch again.
    – El-Guest
    Aug 13 at 14:28






  • 1




    @El-Guest How about one of these?
    – Chowzen
    Aug 13 at 16:46








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Judging by the shape and location of the drawer, I'd say it's probably a bunch of ice trays... No idea about your puzzle, though. Tangential question: where can I get a refrigerator that has drawers like this?
– Ian MacDonald
Aug 13 at 14:17




Judging by the shape and location of the drawer, I'd say it's probably a bunch of ice trays... No idea about your puzzle, though. Tangential question: where can I get a refrigerator that has drawers like this?
– Ian MacDonald
Aug 13 at 14:17












@IanMacDonald -- that depends, are you using the massive drawer only for vodka? I'm just picturing the amount of vodka (and alcohol) you'd need to fill this thing if it was full-sized
– El-Guest
Aug 13 at 14:23




@IanMacDonald -- that depends, are you using the massive drawer only for vodka? I'm just picturing the amount of vodka (and alcohol) you'd need to fill this thing if it was full-sized
– El-Guest
Aug 13 at 14:23




2




2




@El-Guest: Is the drawer a leak-proof bucket, or is it expected to hold bottles? I had originally assumed bottles, but perhaps it would be better to just have a bucket. It would certainly be more impressive. And if you sat it beside your couch, you could just attach a straw.
– Ian MacDonald
Aug 13 at 14:24




@El-Guest: Is the drawer a leak-proof bucket, or is it expected to hold bottles? I had originally assumed bottles, but perhaps it would be better to just have a bucket. It would certainly be more impressive. And if you sat it beside your couch, you could just attach a straw.
– Ian MacDonald
Aug 13 at 14:24












@IanMacDonald: I had assumed bottles myself, but I like this bucket idea, it's much more space efficient. I'm not sure how well the champagne drawer would fare with all of the carbonation, but I'd imagine if this thing was actually produced, somebody would have thought of a way around that. As for the straw-in-the-vodka idea.....sign me up! I'd never leave my couch again.
– El-Guest
Aug 13 at 14:28




@IanMacDonald: I had assumed bottles myself, but I like this bucket idea, it's much more space efficient. I'm not sure how well the champagne drawer would fare with all of the carbonation, but I'd imagine if this thing was actually produced, somebody would have thought of a way around that. As for the straw-in-the-vodka idea.....sign me up! I'd never leave my couch again.
– El-Guest
Aug 13 at 14:28




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@El-Guest How about one of these?
– Chowzen
Aug 13 at 16:46





@El-Guest How about one of these?
– Chowzen
Aug 13 at 16:46











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Since there is a lateral-thinking tag, is it possible that the bottom drawer contained




ice, to go along with the alcohol from drawers above it?




@Marc Zominy and @Phil H have also found that




the alcohols in the post-it notes form a map of the world in terms of countries of origin of the alcohols in the fridge, implying that the bottom drawer contains something from Antarctica (in which there is lots of ice!)







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    Yes, of course! The drawers themselves are in close proportion to the continents. I'll mark as accepted soon.
    – Chowzen
    Aug 13 at 16:40










  • @Chowzen This post isn't accepted yet
    – Trooper Z
    Aug 14 at 2:59

















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I think I got it.



Here's my try on the lateral thinking process:




Seems like the notes are arranged on an invisible world map centered on europe: Bourbon is from NA, Cachaça is from SA, Champagne is from France Europe, Vodka from Russia so Eastern Europe/Asia, Akpeteshie is from Africa, Foster is from Australia




So the reasoning leads to:




An alcohol from Antarctica? I'm looking for it but didn't find yet. Or maybe then, it's the ice, as Antarctica is full of it but I can't find no typical alcohol from down there ;)




Edit: So I'll join El-Guest who had the same answer before me, but I add a piece of reasoning.






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    Maybe rot13(Tbqrg Nagnepgvpn)
    – OfFPiR
    Aug 13 at 13:43






  • 2




    Good answer! Great minds think alike :)
    – El-Guest
    Aug 13 at 14:13

















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I think the bottom drawer contains




Ice or snow




Because




The post-its roughly map to the countries from which the beverages derive, making the bottom drawer Antarctica




A possible alternative is




Lab-brewed beer: https://www.wired.com/2015/10/scientists-antarctica-drink-lot-maybe-much/







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    up vote
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    accepted










    Since there is a lateral-thinking tag, is it possible that the bottom drawer contained




    ice, to go along with the alcohol from drawers above it?




    @Marc Zominy and @Phil H have also found that




    the alcohols in the post-it notes form a map of the world in terms of countries of origin of the alcohols in the fridge, implying that the bottom drawer contains something from Antarctica (in which there is lots of ice!)







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      Yes, of course! The drawers themselves are in close proportion to the continents. I'll mark as accepted soon.
      – Chowzen
      Aug 13 at 16:40










    • @Chowzen This post isn't accepted yet
      – Trooper Z
      Aug 14 at 2:59














    up vote
    17
    down vote



    accepted










    Since there is a lateral-thinking tag, is it possible that the bottom drawer contained




    ice, to go along with the alcohol from drawers above it?




    @Marc Zominy and @Phil H have also found that




    the alcohols in the post-it notes form a map of the world in terms of countries of origin of the alcohols in the fridge, implying that the bottom drawer contains something from Antarctica (in which there is lots of ice!)







    share|improve this answer


















    • 2




      Yes, of course! The drawers themselves are in close proportion to the continents. I'll mark as accepted soon.
      – Chowzen
      Aug 13 at 16:40










    • @Chowzen This post isn't accepted yet
      – Trooper Z
      Aug 14 at 2:59












    up vote
    17
    down vote



    accepted







    up vote
    17
    down vote



    accepted






    Since there is a lateral-thinking tag, is it possible that the bottom drawer contained




    ice, to go along with the alcohol from drawers above it?




    @Marc Zominy and @Phil H have also found that




    the alcohols in the post-it notes form a map of the world in terms of countries of origin of the alcohols in the fridge, implying that the bottom drawer contains something from Antarctica (in which there is lots of ice!)







    share|improve this answer














    Since there is a lateral-thinking tag, is it possible that the bottom drawer contained




    ice, to go along with the alcohol from drawers above it?




    @Marc Zominy and @Phil H have also found that




    the alcohols in the post-it notes form a map of the world in terms of countries of origin of the alcohols in the fridge, implying that the bottom drawer contains something from Antarctica (in which there is lots of ice!)








    share|improve this answer














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      Yes, of course! The drawers themselves are in close proportion to the continents. I'll mark as accepted soon.
      – Chowzen
      Aug 13 at 16:40










    • @Chowzen This post isn't accepted yet
      – Trooper Z
      Aug 14 at 2:59












    • 2




      Yes, of course! The drawers themselves are in close proportion to the continents. I'll mark as accepted soon.
      – Chowzen
      Aug 13 at 16:40










    • @Chowzen This post isn't accepted yet
      – Trooper Z
      Aug 14 at 2:59







    2




    2




    Yes, of course! The drawers themselves are in close proportion to the continents. I'll mark as accepted soon.
    – Chowzen
    Aug 13 at 16:40




    Yes, of course! The drawers themselves are in close proportion to the continents. I'll mark as accepted soon.
    – Chowzen
    Aug 13 at 16:40












    @Chowzen This post isn't accepted yet
    – Trooper Z
    Aug 14 at 2:59




    @Chowzen This post isn't accepted yet
    – Trooper Z
    Aug 14 at 2:59










    up vote
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    I think I got it.



    Here's my try on the lateral thinking process:




    Seems like the notes are arranged on an invisible world map centered on europe: Bourbon is from NA, Cachaça is from SA, Champagne is from France Europe, Vodka from Russia so Eastern Europe/Asia, Akpeteshie is from Africa, Foster is from Australia




    So the reasoning leads to:




    An alcohol from Antarctica? I'm looking for it but didn't find yet. Or maybe then, it's the ice, as Antarctica is full of it but I can't find no typical alcohol from down there ;)




    Edit: So I'll join El-Guest who had the same answer before me, but I add a piece of reasoning.






    share|improve this answer


















    • 1




      Maybe rot13(Tbqrg Nagnepgvpn)
      – OfFPiR
      Aug 13 at 13:43






    • 2




      Good answer! Great minds think alike :)
      – El-Guest
      Aug 13 at 14:13














    up vote
    10
    down vote













    I think I got it.



    Here's my try on the lateral thinking process:




    Seems like the notes are arranged on an invisible world map centered on europe: Bourbon is from NA, Cachaça is from SA, Champagne is from France Europe, Vodka from Russia so Eastern Europe/Asia, Akpeteshie is from Africa, Foster is from Australia




    So the reasoning leads to:




    An alcohol from Antarctica? I'm looking for it but didn't find yet. Or maybe then, it's the ice, as Antarctica is full of it but I can't find no typical alcohol from down there ;)




    Edit: So I'll join El-Guest who had the same answer before me, but I add a piece of reasoning.






    share|improve this answer


















    • 1




      Maybe rot13(Tbqrg Nagnepgvpn)
      – OfFPiR
      Aug 13 at 13:43






    • 2




      Good answer! Great minds think alike :)
      – El-Guest
      Aug 13 at 14:13












    up vote
    10
    down vote










    up vote
    10
    down vote









    I think I got it.



    Here's my try on the lateral thinking process:




    Seems like the notes are arranged on an invisible world map centered on europe: Bourbon is from NA, Cachaça is from SA, Champagne is from France Europe, Vodka from Russia so Eastern Europe/Asia, Akpeteshie is from Africa, Foster is from Australia




    So the reasoning leads to:




    An alcohol from Antarctica? I'm looking for it but didn't find yet. Or maybe then, it's the ice, as Antarctica is full of it but I can't find no typical alcohol from down there ;)




    Edit: So I'll join El-Guest who had the same answer before me, but I add a piece of reasoning.






    share|improve this answer














    I think I got it.



    Here's my try on the lateral thinking process:




    Seems like the notes are arranged on an invisible world map centered on europe: Bourbon is from NA, Cachaça is from SA, Champagne is from France Europe, Vodka from Russia so Eastern Europe/Asia, Akpeteshie is from Africa, Foster is from Australia




    So the reasoning leads to:




    An alcohol from Antarctica? I'm looking for it but didn't find yet. Or maybe then, it's the ice, as Antarctica is full of it but I can't find no typical alcohol from down there ;)




    Edit: So I'll join El-Guest who had the same answer before me, but I add a piece of reasoning.







    share|improve this answer














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    answered Aug 13 at 13:31









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      Maybe rot13(Tbqrg Nagnepgvpn)
      – OfFPiR
      Aug 13 at 13:43






    • 2




      Good answer! Great minds think alike :)
      – El-Guest
      Aug 13 at 14:13












    • 1




      Maybe rot13(Tbqrg Nagnepgvpn)
      – OfFPiR
      Aug 13 at 13:43






    • 2




      Good answer! Great minds think alike :)
      – El-Guest
      Aug 13 at 14:13







    1




    1




    Maybe rot13(Tbqrg Nagnepgvpn)
    – OfFPiR
    Aug 13 at 13:43




    Maybe rot13(Tbqrg Nagnepgvpn)
    – OfFPiR
    Aug 13 at 13:43




    2




    2




    Good answer! Great minds think alike :)
    – El-Guest
    Aug 13 at 14:13




    Good answer! Great minds think alike :)
    – El-Guest
    Aug 13 at 14:13










    up vote
    6
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    I think the bottom drawer contains




    Ice or snow




    Because




    The post-its roughly map to the countries from which the beverages derive, making the bottom drawer Antarctica




    A possible alternative is




    Lab-brewed beer: https://www.wired.com/2015/10/scientists-antarctica-drink-lot-maybe-much/







    share|improve this answer
























      up vote
      6
      down vote













      I think the bottom drawer contains




      Ice or snow




      Because




      The post-its roughly map to the countries from which the beverages derive, making the bottom drawer Antarctica




      A possible alternative is




      Lab-brewed beer: https://www.wired.com/2015/10/scientists-antarctica-drink-lot-maybe-much/







      share|improve this answer






















        up vote
        6
        down vote










        up vote
        6
        down vote









        I think the bottom drawer contains




        Ice or snow




        Because




        The post-its roughly map to the countries from which the beverages derive, making the bottom drawer Antarctica




        A possible alternative is




        Lab-brewed beer: https://www.wired.com/2015/10/scientists-antarctica-drink-lot-maybe-much/







        share|improve this answer












        I think the bottom drawer contains




        Ice or snow




        Because




        The post-its roughly map to the countries from which the beverages derive, making the bottom drawer Antarctica




        A possible alternative is




        Lab-brewed beer: https://www.wired.com/2015/10/scientists-antarctica-drink-lot-maybe-much/








        share|improve this answer












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