A young man from Jersey City has just become the victim of a science experiment gone wrong. It all started when the man, who loves fast food, went to a McDonalds, and there he ran into a scientist, who asked him to take part in the experiment. The scientist claimed that he had found a way to give humans the ability to fly. The young man agreed to be the scientist's first test subject. The scientist gave him a bottle filled with a strange black liquid. He told him to drink it, and then the next morning it will start to take effect. He warned him to read the warning on the bottle before drinking it, and then he left. The man, excited about being able to fly, did not read the warning label and drank the liquid. He got a cheeseburger from McDonalds, and then he went home and fell asleep.
We caught up with the scientist after he left McDonalds to ask about his groundbreaking discovery. “I'm really excited about this. If the experiment is successful, it will completely change the way people live. I just hope the test subject read the warning. He can't eat anything for a while after drinking the liquid, especially not fast food. It could cause some unknown side effects.”
When the man woke up the next morning and looked in the mirror, he was shocked to find out that he had grown a pair of wings. Excited to try them out, he flew to McDonalds. When he walked inside, everyone screamed and ran outside. The man was confused, so he looked in the mirror and found out that he had changed even more while flying without noticing, and now he was starting to look life a fly.
The next day, the transformation was completed, and the man was now a giant fly, hovering over McDonalds. We caught up with the scientist once again to get his thoughts on what has happened. “What happened to him is really unfortunate. This is still a major scientific discovery, but not the one I had hoped for.” We were never able to get the young man's name, as he is unable to communicate with us in his current state. The strange story of this man teaches us all a valuable lesson. If something has a warning label on it, you should probably read it.


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