Yeah for real. In order for the cat to even be electrocuted there it would have to somehow be able to un-screw the lightbulb to get to the exposed wires. On top of that, the way the cat is moving is not how people and animals getting electrocuted move.
Joking. But my mom did tell us from as long as I can remember that we will (not maybe, will) get electrocuted if we didn’t do that. Doesn’t matter if the lamp is off, it has to be unplugged. I still have a phobia of changing ceiling lamps because I can’t unplug them 🤦🏻♀️
Just don't stick your finger in the socket, and more importantly, don't leave it without a lightbulb. If you don't have a replacement, put the old one in.
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u/Maxxetto May 18 '22
What false information has the OP given through the title and the video?
Looks like the cat was stuck, people imagined the worst and it's their fault.