This would become massively annoying, but it is also a really cool office toy called Terry Turtle. In short, he is a motion-activated turtle who pops out of his shell to tell you a number of profane things.
The video shows it all--I know I am a child to find him funny, but I can't help it. I am properly giggling to the video, please don't judge me.
(UK people: Doesn't he sound like Russell Brand at the end?)
What's Driving This Trend
- Interactive Desk Toys
- There is room for development of desk toys that are activated by motion to provide an interactive desk experience.
- Humorous Office Tools
- There is immense potential in creating humorous office tools that can lighten up mundane office tasks or create a fun environment.
- Profanity-based Products
- There is room for development of more 'adult-only' toys, items or products based on profanity or edgy humor for a niche and younger demographic.
Who This Affects Most
- Consumer Electronics
- Consumer electronics may benefit from creating more interactive desk toys as a way of improving their appeal.
- Toy Industry
- The toy industry could explore more humor-based toys or tools that can serve as a way for individuals to create a more engaging work environment.
- Gifting Industry
- The gifting industry could create a new gift category or subset of gifts dedicated to humor, profanity, or edgy humor - benefiting from products like Terry Turtle.
