Lois Letchford explains what belongs in a box. A carton of milk left in a car is ambiguous, but shoes clearly belong in the box.
Because if they say a carton of milk should then be in this box, I say, this box has been in my car all day. Would I leave a carton of milk in there? Really though, it's also saying they're not aware of what should be in here. There's only— this is the one question that has one answer. What should be in this box is? Shoes.
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