William Gallagher
A man used a MagSafe Duo as a fishing line when he dropped his iPhone through the wooden floor of a bar.
YouTuber David Cogan says that his iPhone slipped beneath the gaps in wooden planking at the bar, and his footage shows the phone clearly visible underneath. "Everyone tried to help me get it out," he said, "including the bar manager."
No one seems to have tried removing the floorboard, but otherwise Cogan shows multiple attempts at trying to use tools to reach through the gap. The next day, he returned with a travel MagSafe Duo.
My brand new @apple iPhone 14 Plus fell through the floorboards of a bar
— David Cogen (@theunlockr) November 3, 2022
Huge thanks to @dunnadidit for filming the endeavor and @ryan_kao for trying so hard to help me pic.twitter.com/5QlkOov3gD
It appears that he used the MagSafe Duo's power cord as the fishing line, and it stayed connected in place even as he then lifted the iPhone with the device.
"MagSafe, the best invention ever for the iPhone," he says.
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2 Comments
It would been funny if after he recovered it, it falls in there again.
Next news: Man retrieved his iPhone safely from human cavity while in whore house.
So what is the point of these news? That technology helps in rare and foolish situations? So does anything handy and traditional for hundreds of years. Just use intelligence.