After years of marriage and a fading love life, a woman seeks advice from her doctor.
“Have you ever considered giving him Viagra?” the doctor asks. She scoffs, “No way! He’s as stubborn as a mule.”
The doctor leans in. “Then you might need to be a little sneaky. Have you heard of ‘Irish Viagra’?”
She frowns. “Irish Viagra? What’s that?”
“It’s simple,” the doctor says. “Just slip a pill into his coffee. He won’t taste a thing. Here, take a sample and let me know how it goes.”
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