The Great Croissant Lamp Controversy
First, people should not be eating lamps they bought off Temu.
In the pantheon of French pastries, the croissant reigns supreme — a golden, flaky testament to centuries of baking mastery. And yet, in a twist worthy of a Camus novel, the croissant now finds itself at the center of an aesthetic controversy that could rival Marie Antoinette's (misquoted) "Let them eat cake!"
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