How many of you are willing to have an iPhone in your hand? I know many youngsters want that iPhone, but their bank account goes like: hahaha. But this Bengali Couple’s iPhone Obsession has me all in hysterics.
Me: I need a new iPhone. Bank account: I need a raise. Life: Let the battle begin. Bengali Couple: Hey, Baby!
Someone who is already having an iPhone will always try to have an updated one. But that moment when his iPhone becomes outdated, he will feel like a dinosaur in the digital age. Ok so forget all this let’s talk about something that you actually did.
At some point in your life, you must have made fun of someone with an iPhone craze, jokingly suggesting to sell their kidney. Just kidding, guys, don’t do that.
But have you ever advised someone to sell a baby to get an iPhone? But a couple from Bengal had done so. They took the concept of “selling” to a whole new level! Forget about trading for cows or chickens; this modern-day couple decided to exchange their baby for the latest iPhone. Yes, you read that right- an actual human baby for a shiny piece of technology!
It seems like the “i” in iPhone now stands for “infant”. In this weird story of cravings for technical gadgets gone hilariously wrong.
Grab some popcorn and get ready for a tale that will make you laugh, gasp, and wonder if the world has gone completely bonkers!
Priorities For Others: 1. Food 2. Shelter 3. Clothes
Priorities in Bengal Couples: 1. iPhone 2. Food 3. Shelter
How Far Will You Go For iPhone?
The couple, whose identities we won’t mention for their privacy and safety were under the grip of intense iPhone obsession. They really wanted to buy the newest iPhone that had just come out. But they didn’t have enough money for it, and they couldn’t stop thinking about getting the gadget. They tried selling valuable family items, and furniture and even borrowed money from relatives, but it still wasn’t enough to afford the expensive iPhone. They were in a tough situation and didn’t know what to do.
“The lengths I’d go for an iPhone are longer than my phone charger.”
Way Of Advertisement
The most hilarious (or disturbing) aspect of this whole debacle was the method of advertisement they chose for their baby barter. Instead of posting their baby on an adoption platform or social media, they decided to take a more unconventional route – old-fashioned posters. Posted all over the neighbourhood, their posters read: “Infant Son for Sale, Mint Condition, Price: One iPhone.” If this isn’t the epitome of millennial madness, I don’t know what is.
“The four stages of iPhone obsession: Want, Need, Must Have, Sold Kidney.
But Bengal Couple added- Sold Baby.”
Conclusion
The Bengal couple’s foolish decision to sell their infant son for an iPhone serves as a humorous yet cautionary tale of the extreme gadget craze. While iPhones are undoubtedly popular and desirable devices, this story reminds us of the importance of keeping our priorities in check and not letting material possessions overshadow the value of human relationships and ethical considerations.
We all have our desires and cravings for the latest technology, but it’s essential to remember that there are limits to what we should do to fulfil them. Making fun of someone’s Bengali Couple’s iPhone Obsession is all in good humour, but it’s essential to respect the boundaries and not encourage any harmful behaviour.
As we laugh at the silliness of this story, let’s also take a moment to reflect on our own priorities and ensure that we strike a balance between our desires for technology and the more meaningful aspects of life. After all, as the saying goes, “Money can’t buy happiness,” and in this case, it definitely can’t buy you a baby!
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