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Family "Trips"

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This next post happened a little while ago, but I'm bringing it up now because it's kinda funny. My aunt was at the pet store with my mom, and as she was walking around the store, she suddenly lost her balance. This was due to the fact that she had stepped on a goldfish. Now goldfish, along with most other fish, are notoriously wet and slippery. This is due to the lack of friction between them and other surfaces because of the layers of water and whatever else they're covered in. This lack of friction caused my aunt's foot to continue moving forward when she expected it to stop on the ground, and thus the rest of her was quickly brought down to earth. Luckily she was fine, but this does make a great story, especially when you can throw some Phyzx in there.

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