Why TV Is Bad For You (part 3)

        Jack's mom left and went down to wash the dishes from breakfast and left the repairman in Jack's room to work on the TV. When he was done, he went downstairs and asked Jack's mother to pay him. She did, and he left immediately. Jack's mother went up to Jack's room to check on his work and see what channels he blocked, but when she clicked the power button on the remote control, it didn't turn on. She tried unplugging it then plugging it in again, pressing the power button on the TV, kicking it, but it still wouldn't turn on. She knew Jack would be upset.
       When Jack got home from school, normally he would do his homework first and study, but he went straight up to his room to turn on the TV. It didn't turn on. He didn't know what to do, he was already forgetting the details about his character. Soon, he wouldn't know how to act, and he would die. Hours passed, and Jack forgot who he was supposed to be, and he didn't know who he was supposed to be. His brain collapsed, and he fell on the floor. He was dead.