GOING VIRAL: Filipino man takes Netflix and Chill up another level
The update-11.7.2020
Sick Earth-Plague Day 347
Saturday 7am, November 7, 2020
Cases globally: 49,613,995:
Deaths: 1,247,700:
Recovered: 35,231,117.
A man in the Philippines named Victor Jose Tadia certainly helped put things into perspective. It turns out we don’t need to go all the way to Bali or Maldives to have floating breakfast in the water.
On November 1, 2020, Super Typhoon Goni blew over the island of Catanduanes in the Philippines and wrecked things in its path.
It’s recorded as the most powerful storm in history and have caused many to lose their homes amidst the Covid-19 pandemic.
Somehow, Tadia still had electricity at home. While his house was clearly flooded, he decided to make the best out of the situation.
With a tray of food ready and floating beside him, he immersed himself in the water and went on a good old Netflix marathon.
.
.
While it all seems fun, it’s definitely NOT something anyone is recommended to do in the event of a flood at home. Electricity and water just don’t go well together.
SIGN UP TO RECEIVE OUR EMAIL
.
The most important news of the day about the ASEAN Countries and the world in one email: [email protected]
