An interpretation error turned a school order into a viral phenomenon, leaving the risks of taking everything to the letter.
A simple order can become a viral moment without planning it. Do something as daily as commissioning the name in school supplies, If the message is not well understood, the result can be unexpected. And sometimes, also very funny.
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That was what happened to an Argentine mother who just wanted to customize a school set for her daughter. What he received exceeded any expectation and unleashed a wave of memes and comments that are still turning through social networks.

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Cata Nomas went viral thanks to a literary confusion
An innocent order, a literal interpretation and an unexpected result
It all started with the classic ritual to prepare school materials for the start of the school cycle. Paloma, like many mothers, wanted to mark her daughter’s objects with a design that reflected her tastes. Catalinafan of Spidey and his friendsI went to the garden with a personalized set composed of glass, plate and towel. So far, all good.
The entrepreneurship carried out by the work asked if I preferred to use the full name or nickname. Paloma’s response was simple and direct: “Put Nomás tasting“What he did not imagine was that this phrase would be interpreted to the letter.
When he went to withdraw the order, he found that all objects said “Nomás tasting“As if it were a compound name. Far from getting angry, the situation took a smile. And that was just the beginning.
A friend of Paloma shared the photo in X (formerly Twitter), and in a matter of minutes the error became a trend. The reactions ranged between disbelief and humor: “Literality will kill us,” said one user, while others simply could not believe what they were seeing.
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Source: Ambito

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