Sometimes things just work too well.
New Zealand radio DJ Vaughan Smith recently received a few bottles of Meadow Fresh's new bottle,The Exotic Time Machine which is supposed to make it easier for kids to pour. So Smith decided to test it out on his 2 and 4-year old kids.
Turns out the bottle works real well.
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Don't worry, Smith's two-year-old gave it a second go, and her pour was dramatically improved.
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Hey, at least the bottle works as it is intended.
[h/t: Reddit]
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