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When at a sit-down restaurant, ALWAYS check the cap on the mustard or ketchup before you furiously try to mix it up before putting it on your plate, the cap WILL fling off, you WILL get it all over you - and you WILL get it all over the table of ladies in their sunday best right next to you. #LFMF
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