jug and kept walking.
Now?
You’re checking the circles.
Is it pushed in?
Is it sticking out?
Is it flat?
What about the jug next to it?
Why does that one look different?
Did it get colder?
Was it transported differently?
Did someone squeeze it?
Why is this one doing that?
Suddenly, buying milk has become a scientific experiment.
The Funny Thing Is That We’ve All Seen Them
That’s what makes these discoveries so satisfying.
It’s not some obscure object hidden in a laboratory.
It’s something nearly everyone has encountered.
