Road Trip
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Sheldon is in the car with his dad talking about his brother, and Sheldon says his brother is an acquired taste. Sheldon's dad mentions putting his brother in milk, and Sheldon asks if it's sarcasm. He indicates the clue that led him to believe it's sarcasm is: "you don't normally put people in bowls of milk."

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