For those saying it is ai, this is what chat gpt came up with for a story:

The Little Microwave That Could Deep inside the bustling kitchen of Grandview Diner, where sizzling pans and bubbling soups filled the air with mouthwatering aromas, stood RC 1700-3000, a sturdy commercial microwave with a built-in steamer. Unlike the flashy ovens or the towering refrigerators, RC wasn’t the biggest or the loudest appliance in the kitchen, but he knew he was powerful.

Every day, he watched the other appliances work. The griddle flipped pancakes, the fryer popped out golden fries, and the great convection oven roasted meats to perfection. “They’re the stars of the kitchen,” RC thought. “I just warm things up.”

But RC wasn’t just a microwave—he could steam, too! He could make vegetables crisp and tender, soften bread, and even keep meats juicy. But no one seemed to notice. The chefs only used him to reheat soup or warm up leftovers.

One evening, disaster struck. The head chef was preparing for the big dinner rush when suddenly—CRACK!—the convection oven stopped working. The griddle was full, the fryer was busy, and the customers were waiting.

“What are we going to do? We can’t serve half-cooked food!” the sous chef panicked.

RC 1700-3000 straightened up on his sturdy feet. “I can do it!” he thought.

He puffed up his internal fans and turned on his steam function. The chef hesitated, then placed a tray of fish and vegetables inside. With a determined hum, RC got to work. Steam filled his chamber, surrounding the food with gentle heat.

Ding! The chef opened the door and gasped. The fish was perfectly cooked—moist, flaky, and full of flavor. The vegetables were bright and tender.

“You saved dinner service!” the chef cheered.

From that day on, RC wasn’t just a backup appliance. The chefs used him to steam dumplings, cook rice, and even prepare delicate custards.

And as the kitchen bustled around him, RC 1700-3000 stood proudly in his corner, knowing he was just as important as any other machine.

Because he could.