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Doctor Hilariously Shocks TikTok With PSA About What Not To Do With Target Holiday Decorations

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Dr. Adam Aston gave a hilarious yet friendly PSA about not 'putting things where they don't belong' during a recent trip to Target.

A doctor on TikTok has gone viral after sharing a hilarious PSA about what not to do with holiday decorations from Target, and it's definitely not what you're thinking.

(Okay, some of you are definitely thinking it).


Dr. Adam Aston has saved more than 9.6 million viewers from making a terrible call in judgement by urging them not to "put [things] where they don't belong."

The creator captioned his video:

"Stay safe out there this holiday season!"

And we appreciate his concern.

Dr. Aston began:

"So Target already has some of their Christmas decorations out, and I feel like I should stop for a moment as a doctor and give a small PSA..."

While most viewers waited for the doctor to shed some light on safety hazards surrounding glass ornaments and children or maybe even a design tip or two, the video took a sharp turn.

Holding a lovely, delicate glass tree figurine, he warned:

"Do not put this where it doesn't belong."

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Surely he doesn't mean...oh, butt yes he does.

Dr. Aston displayed several different decorations that could possibly be mistaken for something else, but he warned that it doesn't matter the color...

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... the shape...

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... the size...

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... or even the texture.

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Especially the next one, as he warned:

"Definitely not. You'll get a splinter."
"I just know, you'll get a splinter."

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Do NOT put them where they don't belong!

He finished:

"Anyway, happy holidays."
"Stay safe out there, and don't put things where they don't belong."

You can watch below.

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Stay safe out there this holiday season! #safety #psa #fyi #gay #peach #christmas #shopping #target #lol #lgbt #ohno #nope

Viewers of the viral video were highly entertained.

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Many, however, did admit they were not expecting the doctor's warning to be about decking the holes.

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Dr. Aston told BuzzFeed:

"People have and will always put things where they don't belong, and it's fairly frequent that residents share interesting cases with each other, partially as a warning and partially to help us become aware of what different objects look like when they get stuck somewhere they don't belong."
"A lot of those Christmas decorations are made from wood, glass, or ceramics, which - with the right amount of force - could splinter or shatter inside someone, causing serious injury."
"Maybe my PSA will keep someone from making a mistake!"

Thank you for your service—and the laugh.

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