Singapore TikToker finds Iron Man glove in rubbish, discovers it still ‘works’
The self-proclaimed “rubbish girl” spotted the Nano Gauntlet in a cardboard box beside a rubbish bin and decided she had to take it home. This article ( Singapore TikToker finds Iron Man glove in rubbish, discovers it still ‘works’ ) first appeared on The Independent Singapore News .
In a surprising turn of events, a Singaporean woman recently discovered a remarkable Iron Man glove embedded with all six Infinity Stones while rummaging through a rubbish chute. The enthusiastic finder, identified as Joey Rebekah Chok (@joeychokdx), shared her incredible find on social media platforms including TikTok, Facebook, and Instagram.
Chok, who proudly calls herself a "rubbish girl," expressed her joy in a series of videos, describing the moment she picked up the Nano Gauntlet toy from a cardboard box beside a trash bin as "lucky." The glove, which would typically cost around S$300 at Toys "R" Us, was found in a state of dust but remarkably retained its functionality.
Chok confirmed that the glove could indeed perform its functions, including lighting up and making sounds when put on. She even tried out a few poses with the glove, enthusiastically declaring, "Infinity stone, bro!" Chok, a dedicated Marvel fan, particularly a fan of the Iron Man character, shared her excitement in her videos, crying when the character's death was depicted in Avengers: Endgame.
After discovering the glove, Chok decided to keep it, thoroughly cleaning and sanitizing it before claiming it as her own.
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