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What does the phrase I'd rather drink water than inhale it mean?

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I have never really heard that but I think it referrs to living in a really humid climate.

I attended basic training in San Antonio Texas in July, I thought it was like breathing through a glass of water, so humid any car with air conditioning would sweat on the outside like a glass if ice tea.

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