Just because one of them has a can of soda, it doesn't mean that they are eating. Likewise, just because they are sitting, that doesn't mean that they are in the park or on a bench. Two men in the same area does not mean that they are related.


Context: "Two men are sitting down as the one in the red shirt holds up a can of soda." Claim: "The two men ate sitting on the park bench and one of them offers a drink of soda to his son."
Considering the context, is the claim true, false, or unknown?