After accidentally leaving your Apple Watch on a plane, Joel McHale I decided to play a game with the latest owner of the device.
“I got on it. [an] I had a very pleasant JetBlue flight from LAX to Newark Airport and left my Apple Watch on the plane. Instagram Saturday, September 28th. “That said, when I did a ‘Find Me’ for the device, it somehow ended up in a residential area of Newark, New Jersey.”
With a message, community The star shared a screenshot of her watch, which was actually sending out a signal to a street located in the New Jersey city. In the next slide, the map was zoomed out and a line was drawn from the clock location to the nearby Newark Airport.
“To the person who has it (I don’t know if this is the actual address) … I’ll give you three guesses for the password, and if you’re a little close, the password is yours,” he wrote. “What I mean is, now it’s definitely yours, but it’s a fun game. take pleasure in!”
The comments section of McHale’s post was filled with users offering their thoughts and solutions to the situation. “I go to school in that area. Could you please knock? 😂” one wrote, while another added: “Alternative possibility – still on the plane and the plane has taken off. This location was right below the plane and the last place the clock was connected to the cell network.”
When he’s not looking for lost items, McHale can be found hosting for Fox. crime scene kitchen. McHale, who has been hosting the show since 2021, said exclusively: our week They are trying to brighten the environment ahead of the first broadcast of Season 3.
“Oh, I tell people, ‘Joel, thank you so much. ‘Could you please leave the kitchen now?’ It’s happened to me more than once, and my wife has said that to me several times,” McHale said. us earlier this month. “I try to learn about them, find out where they come from… Try to engage them in conversation while they cook. What actually happened was they said, ‘Joel, can you stop talking to me because I need to take some measurements?’”
The cooking competition show tells the story of a baker who identifies desserts based on a few clues. After recreating the recipe, judges decide how closely the creation matches the original treat.
“Obviously there’s a lot of drama, but I try to keep it light and throw in as many jokes as possible,” he said.
