Woman Uses Magnet to Recover Her Earphone From Metro Track
This woman had accidentally dropped her AirPod case while waiting for the train home after work. Both AirPods popped out and one bounced and rolled into the subway tracks. In order to retrieve it, she created a magnetic fishing pole out of a magnet and a tape measure. She then went back to the station and successfully retrieved the AirPod!
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00:00Okay, so I accidentally dropped my AirPod into the subway the other day, right as a
00:07train was coming.
00:10So the next day I found this name tag from when I used a cocktail waitress and I fashioned
00:16the magnet part of it to the back of a tape measure.
00:21All my friends at Cabaret told me that AirPods are magnetic, so I knew that I could, that
00:28this would probably work.
00:30The main concern at this point is, is the AirPod even still there?
00:34Because it's been 19 hours since I dropped it and like, it could have gotten run over
00:37or smashed or a rat could have taken it.
00:40Luckily I memorized my blocking of where I dropped it the night before, so I found the
00:45spot where I was and there it is!
00:47And now we go subway fishing, yay!