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There's some friction but it's not perfect friction,
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it slips.
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Viscosity is a measure of how slippy the fluid is;
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different layers of fluid, how easily they slide by one another
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when they're sheared.
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Water, because it has a low viscosity, compared to molasses,
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those layers of water are going to move easily over one another,
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whereas in molasses, there's more friction
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between the layers and so it's harder to move.
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In either case, what will happen is that
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when I apply the force, the packets of fluid up near the top
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are going to move along with the top plate,