Colm

So we're sort of looking around.

I put my laptop on the coffee table.

The coffee table is like right by the sofa couch and it's just glass on the top and then kind of like wood under it.

All that's on it is a guest book, you know, to the side and otherwise it's clear.

And I basically place it down.

I'm very delicate with my computer.

Like I take really good care of my computers, you know, my laptops.

So I place my laptop on the coffee table, like in a, you know, in the center of the coffee table.

There's nothing around it.

There's a guest book to the right of it.

And yeah, you know, it's just right in the center of this coffee table.

And then when I walk away from it and I turn to go back, it lifts and spins.

Like it flips off the table onto the ground.

Like you could imagine putting your coffee, if you put your laptop on a coffee table and it was like slightly on the edge and it would slip off, which is, you know, it happens.

But this was center of the coffee table and nothing around it, like nothing could have made this happen.

Like I...

Yeah, and it was really aggressive.

It was like the way somebody would like, you know, if someone was angry with you and they would like, you know, push your book off a table or something.

It just felt very...

it didn't feel very natural the way that it flipped, you know?