As the world grapples with the challenges of social distancing during the pandemic, many are seeking ways to keep themselves entertained. Enter Ellen, who has decided to tackle a colossal 4,000-piece puzzle. However, her journey—captured in a series of side-splitting Instagram videos—shows just how relatable her struggle is.
With that familiar spark of optimism, Ellen kicks off her puzzle adventure. “I’m bored, and I bet everyone else is too,” she cheerfully remarks as she brandishes the puzzle box. “I remembered I have this 4,000-piece puzzle, and look how amazing it’ll be when I’m done!” Her confidence is infectious. “This should keep me busy for at least an hour,” she states, convinced that it won’t be too hard. Spoiler alert: she’s in for a surprise.
In her follow-up video, Ellen’s excitement quickly turns to dismay when she discovers that her puzzle is one piece short—only 3,999 to be exact. She expresses the universal frustration of completing a puzzle only to find that one essential piece is missing. But wait! She eventually finds the elusive piece under a table. “Game back on!” she exclaims.
However, the challenge doesn’t stop there. Ellen now faces the monumental task of flipping over all 4,000 pieces to sort them out. “No one is helping me,” she sighs, highlighting the solo struggle of a puzzle master in her home.
Hours later, Ellen posts again, declaring that “4,000 pieces is just absurd” and suggests that whoever bought this giant puzzle should be held accountable. She also humorously questions if anyone actually owns a table large enough to accommodate such a massive project. “Who does?” she wonders aloud.
Many of us can empathize; I recently tackled a 300-piece puzzle that took over my coffee table, only to find it had warped pieces and, of course, one missing piece. Ellen embodies the frustration we all feel when embarking on a puzzle with high hopes, only to be met with obstacle after obstacle.
Ultimately, Ellen’s latest update is a cozy photo of her on the couch, and honestly, who could blame her? Sometimes, it’s just better to embrace the comfort of relaxation rather than wrestle with a daunting jigsaw.
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In summary, Ellen’s puzzle saga serves as a humorous reminder that we all share the ups and downs of trying new things, especially when stuck at home. Sometimes, giving up and taking a break is the best option!
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