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Oh, by the way, we just covered a lot of territory a few minutes ago about fact checking and

this and that and believing everything TikTok says.

Dan from Burlington, New Jersey, objects to something we said, and he wants to

correct us. Well, look, let's open our minds and see what Dan wants to say. Hi, Dan. What's going on?

Hi, Elvis. Hey, everyone. I was just texting in to say that, you know, Froggy's actually wrong,

that you should put the cap of the laundry detergent in the washing machine

because when you don't do that it just builds up and you get this ugly glob that builds dust

and dirt and then you keep putting more detergent in that cup and it's gross so you throw it in the

wash it washes the detergent out of the cup and then you have a clean cup every time

okay how can we dispute that? I mean, it is technically cleaning the cup. Why can't you just rinse the cup under like water, like at the sink? Because that takes a nice for step. And I don't have a sink in my laundry room, so I'd have to really make a trip and everything. So it's just the end of it. I take it out when you're done. You have a laundry room that doesn't have a slop sink? Yes. I love that term. Slop sink. That's what they are. We've got questions. Yes. Gandhi. Are you not running the risk when you throw that plastic lid into the wash, that one, it melts it if it's hot and then gets all over yourself?

Or two, it breaks apart and then you have plastic shards all over instead of just taking the cup a few steps to a sink and washing it.

What do you think, Dan?

No, because those aren't going to melt in that temperature.

That plastic's not going to melt in the temperature you're washing your clothes

because in your clothes we get damaged.

What if it breaks?

Well, it doesn't usually break because it's, you know, within the clothes and everything

just getting thrown around.

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