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Ah, sorry, I didn’t realize. I would, although @JackFrostNCola@aussie.zone already posted one. I hadn’t found a picture of the inside of a green one yet anyway. Only of the ripe ones.

It looks like a green passion fruit to me (maracujá in Portuguese and I believe maracuya in Spanish). If you open(ed) it you should be able to confirm with fairly high confidence, although I’ve never seen the inside of a green one.

See this photo for comparison with yours: https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/green-passion-fruit-parcha-o-verde-1540775528 And one of the inside of a ripe one: https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/passion-fruit-cut-half-isolated-on-2588726317

I would have expected way less than a tank of gasoline a year, but the point is why go out of your way to completely waste electricity and monitors when you have kids who will have to grow up with climate change?

The oddest thing for me, as a child-free person, is that people who _have had kids don’t want to leave a better society or a liveable planet for their children and grandchildren.

Yeah, this blows my mind too. A few of my co-workers who have multiple kids each leave their monitors (2 each) fully powered-on, as in displaying images, 24x7x365. You have to go way out of your way to make that happen. The thoughtlessness just drives me insane. I’m child-free too, and I wonder if the fact that these folks are having multiple kids is a clear indicator that they do not think about their impact on the future or the environment so it shouldn’t be a surprise to us that they don’t care.