Three Irish men asked a woman to take their photo with her own phone in Times Square. In an hour, Twitter sleuths helped track them down.
They were like in any other group bustling around the tourist haven. But they had an unusual request, Boniello, 23, wrote on Twitter. They said they didn't have their own smartphones or cameras, so they asked her to use hers."We'll find it someday," one of them said.When I was in the city last week, these three Irishmen asked me to take a photo of them, but none of them had phones.so if by some strange turn of events anyone knows these guys, here's their photo pic.twitter.
— Christina May 12, 2019 Lads on tour in AmericaRead MoreTheir faith paid off, thanks to the ancient power of Irish tribal ties now globalized through Internet connectivity, The Irish Sun reported.About a week after taking the photo, Boniello posted it to Twitter, explaining how she met the men and wondering whether anybody knew them.In less than an hour, Irish Twitter came up with the men's identities, and the picture was sent to those Times Square dreamers.
— Christina May 12, 2019 But with great power comes great grammatical responsibility. "As soon as this started gaining traction, my biggest fear was finding a spelling mistake and having that haunt me forever," Boniello wrote.
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