I just heated up a Hot Pocket for lunch. The name pretty much indicates that after I stick it in the microwave, I’ll have a pocket of gooey cheesy pepperoni hotness, right? I mean, it doesn’t take a rocket scientist to connect the name Hot Pocket with the notion of high temperatures, does it?
The cardboard sleeve of my Hot Pocket carries the following warning: Caution - Product may be hot.
I don’t know whether to say duh or to scratch my head at the may. Of course I expect my Hot Pocket to be hot. What’s this may business all about? Do you mean if I nuke my Hot Pocket for two minutes like it says, it won’t necessarily come out hot? Under what circumstances? That I have a completely defective microwave?
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