👉 The word "antiulcer" is not exactly defined, as it's often used humorously to refer to something that you want to avoid or hate. However, let's explore how this term can be applied in a humorous context.
Imagine you're at a fancy restaurant where everyone's eating the same thing: fish and chips. You've been there before; everyone else is doing the same as well. Suddenly, your tablemate starts to argue about what kind of chips they want. "You should eat shrimp!" he says, pointing towards the menu. Your friend looks confused. "What? I thought you said we could eat whatever was on the plate," you say. "Well, yeah, I agree with your friend that shrimp is more nutritious than chip. But remember: you're the one eating it." Your friend says, grinning at you from the corner of his eyes. Now imagine the same scenario but in a less conventional setting. You're going to a fancy movie theater and want to watch a horror flick. Suddenly, you hear a loud knock on the door. "What's that? It sounds like we have a guest!" someone says. You walk over and see the front of the movie theater, where there's only one person sitting in the auditorium: your best friend, who looks like an undead zombie with glowing red eyes. "Are you guys here to watch some kind of really creepy movie?" you ask. Your friend nods, confused. "Well, I'm here
