Woman Got A Ceramic Bowl Stuck In Another And Asked Internet For Help. Her Post Is Now Viral
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Some Twitter users were enjoying the comments, while others found them very helpful, claiming they are facing similar problem.
A woman's tweets seeking help from social media users have gone viral. In the Twitter thread, she has posted a photo of two ceramic bowls stacked into each other and wants to pull them out. Twitter, I need your help. I stacked a ceramic bowl into another one while doing dishes and now they are stuck. How do you remove the smaller bowl without breaking both of them?Why am I so invested? I've tried to fix this for 2 days, and I cannot give up now. pic.twitter.com/ONfuw7L9dH
"Twitter, I need your help. I stacked a ceramic bowl into another one while doing dishes and now they are stuck. How do you remove the smaller bowl without breaking both of them? Why am I so invested? I've tried to fix this for 2 days, and I cannot give up now," Chi Nguyen said in her first tweet, stating the problem. This alone has been liked more than 35,000 times and over 7,500 people have commented.
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