Have you gone through one of those days where you just think you're the most unluckiest person on Earth, or even think that things couldn't go even worse? If you want to see worse, meet this man from Guangzhou who has put the highest of stakes towards proposing to his co-worker. The effort where in the end, he gets rejected? Read the story here!
The Guangzhou man who works in a gaming company as a computer programmer had thought of a perfect plan days before Singles Day (November 11 or 11/11). That particular holiday is well-known as a day to celebrate being single and has become one of the most biggest online shopping days on Earth.
The man used his whole two years' worth of savings in order to buy 99 iPhone 6s that were brand new and had 16GB of memory to stack them into a perfectly shaped heart outline in the middle of a parking lot when he was on his work break. The man also brought a bouquet of flowers for the woman he confessed his love to which was also a fellow colleague, according to the Shanghaiist.
The woman arrived at the scene after much goading and cajoling in order for her to face the man. She never seemed really interested in the first place since her other fellow co-workers where the ones who pushed and pressured her into going to the parking lot to see the surprise anyway.
Standing in an expensive 500,000yuan or $85,000 heart of iPhone 6s during the man's proposal, she quietly with a "Um... You're putting a lot of pressure on me," and a heartbreaking "No," leaving the Guangzhou man with his heart formation of iPhone 6s and a bouquet of flowers all to himself.
Did you just hear a booming heartbreak? His effort even surpassed the Chinese tycoon just recently who gifted his whole high school class an iPhone 6, but still got rejected.
Many situations like this happen on Singles Day, but definitely on a way smaller scale. Which as mentioned earlier, is the reason why Singles Day is the biggest online shopping days ever on Earth. It looks like that man is going to have to celebrate another Singles Day all by himself and force himself to be happy about it.
Although he has so many iPhone 6s to deal with now, don't you think it will be an easy resell to the public which has been going over an iPhone 6 craze ever since it was released around the month before.
Yes, this may be a huge heartbreak for the man, but how about we think of it from another angle so that it won't be that depressing; what is this was just all a clever stunt pulled off by online retailers in order for people to be interested in buying iPhone 6s themselves? Most likely or not? Let's just send our sympathy to the bro who has to find out what to do with all his brand new phones now.
Would you have said 'yes' to the man if you were in that woman's situation?
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