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Beware of germs!
Heard while Covid is still a fear:
In a public convenience a mother saying to her daughter of about 3y, “Don’t touch anything!”
(Good luck with that!)
And near the sea between a father and his son of about 4 or 5y:
Boy, “Can we swim today?”
Dad, “No. They’re discharging raw sewage.”
(Well, I hope not just there by the pier as the first stage in the local ironman triathlon starts with the participants diving off that pier next day for the swimming!)
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