Gradonačelniku Los Angelesa Ericu Garcettiju pala je na pamet ono za što je mislio da je Velika ideja, kojoj je namjena bila da odvrati građane od puštanja vatrometa na 4. srpnja, ali mu se u velikoj mjeri obila o glavu.
Evo Garcettijeve Velike ideje:
#Fireworks are illegal in the City of Los Angeles and even small ones can cause a lot of damage.
This watermelon was completely destroyed by a firework the size of a stick of gum.
🎆 This #FourthOfJuly be safe, find a professional show near you: https://t.co/gow9utbD5K pic.twitter.com/KHqrJZDVba
— Mayor Eric Garcetti (@MayorOfLA) July 2, 2018
Oops:
Mr. Mayor, thanks for showing how dope it would be to blow up a watermelon! https://t.co/HFhbBLLD0f
— (((Mike Glenn))) (@mrglenn) July 3, 2018
In his next safety video, Mayor Garcetti will demonstrate the danger of supplying free beer to all the kids at the skate parkhttps://t.co/r56amK2U3w
— David Burge (@iowahawkblog) July 3, 2018
This AWESOME EXPLODING WATERMELON VIDEO may not be the most effective way to get people not to use illegal fireworks. https://t.co/WvdeJ9LYtg
— Mike Madden (@MikeMadden) July 3, 2018
Under no circumstances should you allow a watermelon to play with fireworks https://t.co/LqJ5OI8ocq
— Jason (@longwall26) July 3, 2018
Wow, it never occurred to me to try this. Incorporated into the show! https://t.co/vy4lt2Ynfn
— Sean T at RCP (@SeanTrende) July 3, 2018
You idiot, you just made fireworks seem even cooler than they already are. https://t.co/mgZHV5lx8Q
— Jeff B. (@EsotericCD) July 3, 2018
Friendly advice: if you want to convince Americans not to use fireworks over the 4th of July, don’t use an awesome video of fireworks blowing up a watermelon to make your point. https://t.co/hAF520JMco
— James Hasson (@JamesHasson20) July 3, 2018
From a social media and communications perspective, I'm not sure this tweet will have the effect it was intended to have. https://t.co/WyfmdDWu0X
— Omri Ceren (@omriceren) July 3, 2018
Looks like I better go buy some watermelons https://t.co/SSeNZXFqcz
— Natalie Foley (@Foley_OC) July 3, 2018
When a warning unexpectedly becomes an advertisement. https://t.co/ElRlB5h2XU
— ian bremmer (@ianbremmer) July 3, 2018
