Punctuation Matters

"My grandpa has those. Turns out he really just wets his pants. That is when he remembers to put them on."

The wonders of punctuation (or lack thereof).

"That is [COMMA,] when he remembers to put them on," I presume was intended.

Otherwise, I get the picture of grandpa whizzing on the trousers as a mnemonic to wear them.

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