New York-based artist Chi Nguyen, after many attempts to separate two bowls that had become stuck together, pleaded for help on social media. Who cares, right? Well, many, many people, apparently. Her post was retweeted 30,000 times in a day
Want advice on struggling with life’s smallest inconveniences? Tweet about it. Sure, there’s a chance you’ll be bullied off the platform and forever afraid to show your face in public, but maybe – just maybe – someone will have a solution.
Welcome to the internet, where everyone broadcasts the most mundane aspects of life to the world. Who cares? Eventually, the increasingly desperate tweeter handed the bowls over to her toddler. And look what happened.
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