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Ah, this is the life.
Sun shining, birds singing, beautiful day here in the park, eh, Fei Fei?
Ah, yes, fantastic.
Just one thing, Finn.
I'm a bit thirsty.
Yeah, I could do with a drink.
An orange juice would be magnificent.
No, no, no.
On a day like today, the ideal thing would be an ice cold beer.
Or maybe six.
Ah, here we are.
A six pack.
Look, Finn, I don't really want to see your six pack.
What?
Well, actually, you don't have a six pack, you have a beer belly.
Alright, I get it.
Very good, baby.
In English, the phrase six six pack originally refers to a way of selling cans of beer, buying six cans joined together with plastic holders.
And now, as a slang expression, it can also describe the shape of stomach muscles.