A heartbreak comedy in 5 confused acts.
🧊 Act I – Cold Hearted Goodbye
I came home.
Fridge was gone.
Just… gone.
Left a Post-it note on the floor:
“I’m tired of being opened and never appreciated.
You never say thanks. You only take.
I’ve moved to the neighbour’s house.
They store better cheese.”
— Fridge, out. 🧊
I collapsed on the kitchen floor next to my lonely half-used ketchup bottle.
“I should’ve told him I loved him when I had the chance,” I whispered.
🍕 Act II – A Therapy Session with a Pizza Box
The empty pizza box on the counter decided to speak up.
Pizza Box: “You always do this. Lose things. People. Appliances.”
Me: “You’re a box.”
Pizza Box: “I was once full of purpose. Now I’m crust and regret.”
🤖 Act III – The Fridge’s New Life
Meanwhile, across the street, my fridge was LIVING.
- He got wheels installed.
- Rebranded himself as “Chillax-9000.”
- Started a podcast: “Cool Thoughts with a Cold Unit.”
- His first guest was a blender who identifies as a smoothie activist.
🪟 Act IV – I Tried to Win Him Back
I stood outside the neighbour’s kitchen window, holding a frozen lasagna like a boombox.
“I brought your favourite,” I yelled. “Please come home!”
Neighbour’s microwave glared.
Fridge (through Bluetooth speaker): “I’ve moved on. You don’t defrost properly.”
My lasagna slipped from my hand… frozen like my heart. 🥶💔
🧘♂️ Act V – Inner Peace with the Air Fryer
In time, I healed.
I met an air fryer at a garage sale.
She was crispy, compact, emotionally available.
She whispered:
“I don’t keep things cold. But I’ll always keep things warm.” 🔥✨
🎭 Epilogue:
The fridge sent a postcard years later.
“Hope you’re doing well.
I saw your lasagna on Instagram. It looked… edible.
Stay cool.”
– Your Fridge ❄️
📌 Moral of the Story?
Even machines have limits. Even cheese deserves respect.
And sometimes… you don’t need closure. You need to clean your kitchen.