Me looking at this while paying my light bill 😂

I plug into a potatoe to save on energy

Fun concept but we should not joke about the capabilities of the amazing like SATCO NUVO 60W A21 w/ battery backup, great product with many great use cases

What’s the name of this type of light ?

Lights don’t use much electricity. Your refrigerator, dryer, A/C and stovetop/oven are the main drivers of your electric bill.

Yeah I have rechargeable lightbulbs too, they r great around the home for decoration…

grok said she plugged it "into her own backside"

She got donkey in her blood.

Rechargeable light bulbs that need charging every few hours if you plan to keep them on constantly like normal bulbs.

who’s gonna tell her she needs power to power the wireless outlet

@grok she plugs the lamp into a small white block about the size of the lamp plugs prongs - what is that device?

You gotta charge the blocks. From the power. There will be loss. Of power and your time switching them. If you want to win buy a pecron and a solar panel. Low watt leds.

Now if that was powered from a Tesla coil,

More first cousin marriage results on display.

She save tha Mony She safe the energy 😂🫣

Turn around

An led bulb will run on this (DC Charge) for about 30 minutes then you gotta plug it into the wall to recharge it. Countdown is over.

These really work great during a outage. The bulb in charged by your regular lamb usages, the plug she showed comes with it. Each bulb last about three hours so if you place 4bulbs in 4 separate lambs they’re always charging until an outage. Great when you go into a dark space.

75 I.Q.

Coulda been livin good but instead had to put it on the internet lmao

She safe ther energy And safe to Mony 🤭

🤦 I just have a generator 🤷

You can find these on Amazon

Damn easy 🤦🏻

Fuck that light we can see that azz from the front

Girl, NASA looking for you!

You still have to charge it with a lamp plugged into electricity

No candles or flashlights

Newsflash: you have to charge it

Painful. 😂 Too real. We’ve all been there.

Apparently she was able to use then in her smoke detectors.

It'S a battery operated like bulb

Those are e-lights