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And if the force that goes through the car to reach the plastic near the driver’s acceleration petal is enough to bend the plastic around it, what is the probability that it would not also bend a house slipper?

The Crash documentary on Netflix says a slipper that was stuck in the floorboard was not stuck before the accident but that when the car crashed the material around it bent in a was that held the slipper. But to me, every single slipper and slide I know of bends so easily that it’s hard to believe this house shoe retains it’s shape and doesn’t give way to the force of materials that crushed around it.

So there’s a large stain on a carpet. I was thinking about hydrogen peroxide but I’m unsure what the stain is from. It looks like puke maybe like stomach acid. It’s dry and probably a couple weeks old. Trying to get it out so my mom doesn’t kill me. Thanks.

Looking for an appointment tomorrow with a trusted specialist. Any recommendations?