How do you get the last of the condiments out of the container?
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Turn it upside down and shake it.
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Turn it upside down and just wait patiently.
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The "windmill" technique (hold it in your hand and windmill your arm)
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Turn it upside down and tap it.
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Cut it open and scoop out the remnants with a utensil.
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Scrape it out with a spatula.
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Vacuum it out and harvest it from the vacuum bag.
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Shrink yourself down and scrape it out like a high-rise window washer.
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Use a syringe.
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Hire a hobo to do it.
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Put it upside down in the washing machine and turn on the spin cycle.
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With the power of sonic waves.
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Scrape it out with fingers/fingernails.
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Run over it with a steamroller.
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Take it on some carnival rides that pull G's.
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Train a mouse equipped with a tiny squeegee to go in there and get it.
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Holster it upside down in your waistband and go for a jog.
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Liquefy container and contents, separate the material as it cools.
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Return it to the store claiming it had a hole in it, get new one.
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Use compressed air to blow it out.
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Threaten to burn the jar down unless the condiment comes out promptly.
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Other method (please describe!)
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I don't bother with this.
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