Once upon a time, in a world where gadgets were more popular than avocado toast, Dr. Gadget had a dream: to create the ultimate gadget-selling platform. But first, he needed a plan—preferably one that didn’t involve him accidentally creating a toaster that could also play Beethoven.His journey began in his cluttered basement, where he tried to invent a gadget to organize his other gadgets. Unfortunately, it resulted in an elaborate contraption that just turned everything into an even bigger mess. Neighbors reported seeing a robot vacuum chasing after a rogue blender.Determined not to give up, Dr. Gadget decided to hit the internet. After accidentally launching a website called "GadgetsRUs2," which sold nothing but rubber ducks and flamingo lawn ornaments, he finally got serious. He pitched his idea to investors, who were more interested in his collection of antique calculators than his platform.Finally, he teamed up with some savvy tech whizzes who assured him they could turn his dreams into reality. After months of coding and more caffeine than should be legally consumed, they launched Goodies—where gadgets meet good vibes (and maybe some bad puns).Now, Goodies boasts the world’s largest selection of gadgets, from phone chargers that double as disco balls to self-stirring mugs that are still waiting on their PhD. Thanks to Dr. Gadget’s relentless pursuit of the quirky, the world can now enjoy gadgets that are not just useful but also guaranteed to spark a conversation—like the time a blender tried to blend a smartphone and turned into a mini-hurricane.And so, Goodies took off, not just as a platform for selling gadgets, but as a lifestyle—one where every day is an adventure, and every gadget has a story, even if that story includes a mildly traumatized cat. Dr. Gadget became a legend, proving that with enough determination (and a little insanity), you too can turn your wildest ideas into something that just might sell…as long as you avoid mixing kitchen appliances with tech!