• Vilian@lemmy.ca
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    9 months ago

    hi, i’m from the same country i also could have mistaken it for candy, who the fuck make soap using candy flavor

    • MrJameGumb@lemmy.world
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      9 months ago

      Would you still think it was candy if it were in the cosmetics aisle with all the other soaps though? I feel that’s an important bit of context missing from the post lol

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        9 months ago

        Unless someone misplaced it and you came upon it by chance in the wrong section. Either a “a decision was made here” type of drop in the candy section or a mischievous person putting it there knowing someone will think it’s a new tasty snack.

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        9 months ago

        If it’s in your hotel room when you arrive but it’s not in the bathroom? We should probably avoid poisoning people for being illiterate or not knowing the local language.

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          9 months ago

          I guess. That seems like it would be more the fault of the hotel at that point though since they picked out the soap

          • Liz
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            9 months ago

            A single point of failure when it comes to safety is a bad idea. We’re all idiots every once in a while, and layered safety helps reduce the number of dumb mistakes we make, like trying to eat soap.