This Woman Accidentally Turned Herself Into A Potato For A Video Meeting And Couldn't Figure Out How To Fix It
For those of us lucky enough to still be working, the adjustment to working from home can be daunting. And for some, it's just plain hilarious.
Like many other offices, Ocampo and her colleagues are now working from home, which includes meeting using video calls. That's where Ocampo's trouble began. "So Monday morning, we had our meeting and I usually try to do a camera, and when we started the meeting, I saw myself as a potato," she said."I was so confused as to why I was a potato," she said."Of all the things I could be, why a potato?"
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