Anyone who has kids or has been around kids, or, heck, has even been a kid at one point knows that they are little opportunists with a bottomless pit of a stomach when it comes to snacks.
So when a dad left his young daughter alone for a few minutes it should have come as no surprise that she took advantage of his absence.
But he had no idea just how much advantage she would take.
Arron Jeff Whysall, 27, of Nottingham, England, told TODAY Parents that left his 3-year-old daughter, Olivia, alone for 10 minutes while he was in the garden, and:
"[W]hen I came inside to check on her, I saw that she had helped herself to 18 yogurts."
He burst out laughing, snapping a photo of Olivia and her wake of destruction.
The amused dad posted the resulting picture on Facebook with the caption:
"Have kids they said."
The hilarious image quickly went viral:
Whysall told TODAY Parents:
"She looked so proud of herself. I couldn't tell her off."
For those concerned about Olivia's poor stomach after downing the 18 containers of Yoplait's Petits Filous yogurt, Whysall assured us:
"She was totally fine afterwards. No complaints. She didn't get sick or anything."
Whysall said he wouldn't be surprised if this isn't the last we've heard of Olivia, who he describes as "very mischievous."
"She draws on the walls and gets into everything. You'll come in the kitchen and she's in the cupboards."
Olivia also recently colored her blonde hair with a blue felt tip marker to copy her mom, Billie Eloise Hardie, who had dyed her hair purple.
And from the comments on Whysall's viral post, which has already amassed over 10,000 shares, it sounds like parents could relate.
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Well, maybe not just parents...
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But inquiring minds need to know Olivia's secret:
How did she manage to stay so clean?
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Absolute legend.
We could all take a page from Olivia's book.
Live your life to the fullest, everyone.
Even if that life is 18 cups of yogurt in 10 minutes.
Frustrated by not being able to get to the nooks and crannies of yogurt (or premium ice cream) containers?
