I feel like if your condiment cow’s udders need to have this many warnings on it then you’ve done a bad job making your condiment cow. What is the point of sparking the imagination only to body-slam it into the concrete of reality? We have the technology, we can give it pullable teats!
I feel like if your condiment cow’s udders need to have this many warnings on it then you’ve done a bad job making your condiment cow. What is the point of sparking the imagination only to body-slam it into the concrete of reality? We have the technology, we can give it pullable teats!
So I’ve never milked a cow before but I completely agree with you that my first instinct is to pull, so non-pullable teats is a design flaw.
But then I looked online and it seems that for a real teat the instructions say, “Don’t pull”.
So maybe, just maybe, the warnings are there to teach the proper way to milk a BBQ sauce teat.
The design is probably super shit.
I bet people have pulled in the past, and yanked out the entire squeeze bottle, which is possibly not closed on the end, causing a massive mess.