 
 <prompt> "Na sometimes di CDs dey cause am to spoil? Based on di last question, write one context wey get di answer." <response>: CDs fit spoil if dem dey handle am anyhow or if e dey exposed to bad environment. Pits dey very close to the side wey get label for disc, so any kain wahala or dirty wey dey the clear side no go affect the playback. Na so e dey easy for CDs to spoil for the side wey get label. If the clear side get scratch, you fit repair am by filling am with plastic wey get similar refractive properties or by polishing am well well. Sometimes, the edges of CDs no dey seal well, so gas and liquid fit spoil the metal wey dey reflect laser and affect how the laser take read the pits. The fungus Geotrichum candidum wey dey Belize fit chop the plastic and aluminium wey dey inside CDs. 