A silent epidemic is sweeping America's living rooms. Infants microdosing GLP-1 drugs, fed zero fiber, left alone with an iPad on a soft microsuede couch — the pressure builds, and one day, without warning, your child detonates between the cushions. You did not do this. Someone did this. And someone is going to pay you four million dollars.
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Early detection saves couches. If you notice any of the following, do not panic — document everything, and call us first.
A low, building pressure-hiss audible only when the room is quiet and the iPad is buffering. That is the fiber's absence, speaking.
The onesie strains past its rated tolerance. Snaps begin to fail in sequence. Our engineers call this "stage three." We call it "billable."
The cartoon stops. The room holds its breath. In our experience this silence precedes detonation by roughly eleven seconds — just enough time to start filming.
One minute he was watching the shapes show. The next, the couch was gone, the dog was hiding, and I was holding an iPad and a dream. Fatty, Boom & Batty got me a check and a brand-new sectional. I'd do it again.
I thought I was alone. Turns out 47 other families had the exact same microsuede, the exact same GLP-1, the exact same zero fiber. We're a community now. We have a group chat. We do not discuss liability, per our attorneys.
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