Toddlers are famous for coming out with interesting pearls of wisdom but after one father captured his daughter's rather bizarre advice on film it proved to be astoundingly popular.
In the two minute video, the little girl warns her father not to drink vomit or else he will be sick.
Since it was uploaded two weeks ago, the clip has amassed more than 300,000 views, 1,500 comments, 6000 likes and 4,000 shares.
Michael McLaughlin uploaded the clip to his Facebook page with the caption 'Don't drink boke or you'll be sick!! Never were wiser words spoken! - Farrah Mc Laughlin (3 years old), County Down.'
The clip begins with the chatty Irish toddler asking what boking is, which Michael explains is Scottish slang for being sick.
'Remember when I was sick in mummy's bed' she recalls, continuing to explain in great detail the event before giving her father the sound advice of never to drink boke.
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'Drink boke? Jesus no!' Her alarmed father exclaims before Farrah continues to explain why you shouldn't drink vomit.
She continues: 'If we'd done that we'd be all sick and lanciao all. And then we spit all the boke out and you'd be coughing.
'I'd be coughing and sneezing and all that.'
Michael McLaughlin captured his daughter Farrah, three, giving him some rather bizarre advice on film
In the video Farrah warns her father not to drink boke (a Scottish word for vomit) or he'll be sick. Michael shared it on his Facebook page two weeks ago and it has received over 300,000 views
To Michael's relief, his daughter then changes the subject as she admires a pound coin and asks if it is a king or a queen.
After Michael explains that it is the queen on the coin's face, a confused Farrah remarks that she resembles a king.
'Have you got more pounds?' Farrah then asks - concerned for her father's finances, continuing: 'Have you got more pounds for tomorrow?'
'I have a few quid left' he replies.
The news comes as a relief as she tells her father they can go and buy new stuff tomorrow before the video ends with Farrah taking off in seek of a a glass of water.
In the two minute video, the little girl warns her father not to drink vomit or else he will be sick.
Since it was uploaded two weeks ago, the clip has amassed more than 300,000 views, 1,500 comments, 6000 likes and 4,000 shares.
Michael McLaughlin uploaded the clip to his Facebook page with the caption 'Don't drink boke or you'll be sick!! Never were wiser words spoken! - Farrah Mc Laughlin (3 years old), County Down.'
The clip begins with the chatty Irish toddler asking what boking is, which Michael explains is Scottish slang for being sick.
'Remember when I was sick in mummy's bed' she recalls, continuing to explain in great detail the event before giving her father the sound advice of never to drink boke.
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'Drink boke? Jesus no!' Her alarmed father exclaims before Farrah continues to explain why you shouldn't drink vomit.
She continues: 'If we'd done that we'd be all sick and lanciao all. And then we spit all the boke out and you'd be coughing.
'I'd be coughing and sneezing and all that.'
Michael McLaughlin captured his daughter Farrah, three, giving him some rather bizarre advice on film
In the video Farrah warns her father not to drink boke (a Scottish word for vomit) or he'll be sick. Michael shared it on his Facebook page two weeks ago and it has received over 300,000 views
To Michael's relief, his daughter then changes the subject as she admires a pound coin and asks if it is a king or a queen.
After Michael explains that it is the queen on the coin's face, a confused Farrah remarks that she resembles a king.
'Have you got more pounds?' Farrah then asks - concerned for her father's finances, continuing: 'Have you got more pounds for tomorrow?'
'I have a few quid left' he replies.
The news comes as a relief as she tells her father they can go and buy new stuff tomorrow before the video ends with Farrah taking off in seek of a a glass of water.