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[Celedam]

I heard once that in Asian cultures, only children drink milk. Eating other dairy products like cheese and ice cream is fine, but drinking straight milk is something that adults simply don't do. So to have milk on hand to counteract the spicy food, they made it ironic.

As usual, I welcome correction from anyone who knows better.

[Starra]

I think a lot of Asians are lactose intolerant, but I could've misheard.

[Celedam]

That too, but that doesn't explain the baby bottle.

[Starra]

It doesn't, but I was just pointing it out.

[Zunu]

"The frequency of decreased lactase activity ranges from 5% in northern Europe through 71% for Sicily to more than 90% in some African and Asian countries," so yeah. (wikip)

[Chibs]

Maybe its a cultural thing?

[Celedam]

That's what I said.

[Chibs]

maybe you didn't explain it well enough, the use of the baby bottle:
possibility culture
or maybe as a fetish for wota?

[Celedam]

[randompasserby]

^x2
Doubt it since it's barely in the shot for 5 seconds so they're not deliberately feeding the wotas, maybe for the camera crew/show staff though

Anyway i have never met anyone in my country who's lactose intolerant, it's just not a thing here. Admittedly it is considered a childish/cutesy beverage and most people preferences switch to tea, coffee or others but i've never met/known anyone who can't have any dairy products whatsoever. First world problems ?