I’m guessing there’s some wordplay in there I’m not seeing, perhaps a product that doesn’t exist in my country, or a thing that works in a specific accent? (Like if somewhere T and D were pronounced the same, it might be “plato” and “play dough” or something like that).
Took me too long.
Fine Dad, upvoted
I’m still struggling. Any hints?
I’m guessing there’s some wordplay in there I’m not seeing, perhaps a product that doesn’t exist in my country, or a thing that works in a specific accent? (Like if somewhere T and D were pronounced the same, it might be “plato” and “play dough” or something like that).
I’m pretty sure it is a pun on Plato/Play-Doh.
Ah, that explains it. It doesn’t work as well in places with better enunciation.