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Creating solutions to problems that never existed is an ‘art’ that not everyone understands– perhaps that’s why, when this man’s unique 3D-printed product
surfaced on social media, the internet was “too stunned to speak". A video was shared online, which showed a man recalling his “major college problems". After a while, he stated that pouring milk from a milk packet or storing an already cut package was an “issue” that many students and bachelors used to face. With that said, the man then shared a design that would “solve the said problem”. The clip showed the man creating a jug-like structure to hold the package “perfectly”, and to later store it without spilling the milk. As soon as the video went viral, netizens began to react. Most found the “invention” highly "unnecessary", while some cracked all kinds of jokes on the same. Times Now could not confirm the details of the post. Check out the viral post: “Lactose tolerant bachelor’s, we solved your problem. Day 12/25 of exploiting my college resources. Now this is literally an every bachelor problem even a half-litre milk packet is too much to use in one go. So you have to store it, but you just can’t because the packaging is so bad. So we made this. It’s basically a holder, jug, and pourer all in one. You can cut the milk packet properly with this and it instantly becomes a container that pours perfectly. Plus, you can just store the whole thing in the fridge without worrying about spills,” the post read. The post was shared on Instagram by the handle ‘builders.mu’. The viral post was shared a day ago and pulled more than 2M views from people.
Internet’s reactions:
“You created a problem that didn’t even exist?? You could have just poured in your milk into a container with a bigger opening so that it wont spill outside?? And you still need to cut a small piece of the packet from the edge to fit into your designed container. That still doesn't solve the problem of small plastic pieces that cannot be recycled,” a user said.
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“That's how telemarketers used to show problems that don't exist to sell their products,” added another person. “Still the recycling thing stays the same,” commented the next person in the comment section.
“I feel intelligent after watching this reel,” added another. “It was not a problem with the packet, it was a skill issue,” added another. “My question is, which bachelor is buying milk?” asked another person.
