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Boss Accidentally Turns Herself Into ‘Potato’ During Meeting

As can be seen around the world, in most places currently under lockdown orders. Because of it, people’s lives have changed dramatically.

Most people also work from home in an effort to help reduce the spread of coronaviruses. It is fair to say that working away from the office has proven difficult for some people.

Recently, Political Director of People For The American Way, Lizet Ocampo, made a funny mistake by accidentally turning herself into a potato during an online meeting and she did not know how to turn the filter back to original.

One of her employees, Rachele Clegg, take this moment to post the funny scene on her Twitter page until it became viral.

“My boss turned herself into a potato on our Microsoft teams meeting and can’t figure out how to turn the setting off, so she was just stuck like this the entire meeting.”

The tweet has received more than 800,000 likes and 190,000 retweets.

Lizet who had just created a Twitter account also responded to the tweets. “I yam glad this is making folks laugh at this time. Please stay planted at home and safe,” said Lizet jokingly.

Source: Rachele Clegg, Mirror UK

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