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A man applies a white liquid to his forearm daily, which initially leads to speculation about its purpose. The discussion reveals that he is a father who prepares a bottle of warm formula milk for his baby while his wife sleeps. To ensure the milk is at the right temperature, he tests a drop on his wrist. The conversation highlights the practical aspects of parenting, particularly the responsibilities of feeding a baby and the need for temperature checks when preparing formula. Participants express a mix of humor and acknowledgment of the challenges ahead for those without parenting experience.
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A man takes a bottle with a white liquid in it.
He puts a little bit of it on his forearm. He does it every day.

What does he do?
 
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See answer---->He applies liquid Vanilla Body soap to himself.
 
No, he's doing something different.
 
Edgardo said:
A man takes a bottle with a white liquid in it.
He puts a little bit of it on his forearm. He does it every day.

What does he do?

he is the father of a baby, which needs a bottle of warm "formula" milk
his wife wants to sleep, so he must get out of bed to feed the baby
he heats the bottle of "formula" and then he shakes
a drop onto his wrist to test is it the right temperature
 
Yeah, very good Marcus! :smile:
 
Oh haha, i guess that might come in handy for me in a few years. i really have no experience with baby formula yet. i assume both marcus and edgardo do tho.
 

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