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A viral tweet showed a man's serious sunburn after spending the day working outside.

He suffered major second degree burns.

He was not wearing any sunscreen to say the least.

The tweet is just another reminder to lather on that sunscreen so you won't end up in agony like this guy.

People of the world, listen up: Despite what the ~cool~ tanned kids do, sunscreen — the stuff that shields your skin from the sun's damaging UV's rays — needs to be worn every day, even if you're not heading to the beach.

But because there still seems to be some confusion surrounding the subject, especially after a recent viral tweet showcasing a man's sunburn of epic proportions caused by just being outside ("In all seriousness, put on sun cream. 2nd degree burns from doing a days work outside lol. Am in fucking agony"), we thought it'd be fun to play a little game of To Wear Or Not To Wear Sunscreen.

Scroll down to play along.

Should You Wear Sunscreen If... You're Going to the Beach?

Yes, absolutely. The American Academy of Dermatology recommends everyone apply a shot glass of sunscreen, at least an SPF of 30, 30 minutes before heading outside.

Should You Wear Sunscreen If... You're Going to the Park?

See answer above.

Should You Wear Sunscreen If... You're Riding in a Car?

See answer above.

Should You Wear Sunscreen If... You're Sitting Near a Window?

See answer above.

Should You Wear Sunscreen If... You're Working Outside?

See answer above. (So then you won't be this guy.)