Once upon a time, Tealy decided to create a social media platform for kids. He envisioned a bright, colorful space where children could connect and share fun experiences. With excitement, he launched TealyTalks, a platform designed to be safe and welcoming.
To his dismay, when he checked the user count, it was shockingly low—just two users: himself and one random kid. Undeterred, Tealy thought, “I’ll make it work!”
He started posting with enthusiasm, repeatedly saying “Hi.” Day after day, he logged in, hoping for interaction, but all he received was silence. His only response came from the other user, who relentlessly replied to each of Tealy's “Hi.” posts with a curt, “This sucks!”
Despite his optimism, the conversations never evolved beyond that. Tealy tried to engage, but the pattern remained the same. He would log in, post his singular greeting, and be met with the same tired retort.
Frustrated, Tealy decided it was time to shut down the platform. He sat down to draft a heartfelt goodbye message, hoping to leave with a sense of closure. But just as he was about to post, a glitch transformed his thoughtful farewell into an accidental message: “Fart Tealy @Tealy.”
Horrified by the mistake, Tealy quickly deleted the platform altogether, leaving behind nothing but the echoes of his singular greeting and a strange, unintended farewell. It was a failure, and with that, he resolved to focus on his next big idea, whatever that might be.
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