No red slippers were found on the feet of Pure Tech Android Max, after a tiny aerial house smashed into her as she was running errands for her human virus buddy. The home fell from the sky due to a lack of fuel. Luckily due to the isolation virus period, the street was mostly empty, so there was only one casualty. 

 

Many are struggling during this difficult isolation period, but the Aerial Tiny House dwellers may be affected much more than others. Most of them signed up for a fueling service that's supposed to come up to their dwellings in the various aerial zones to reenergize their tanks for them. Unfortunately, like every pandemic, there is a shortage of resources and overload on deliveries, which causes major delays that sometimes lead to complete depletion of resources.

 

Tiny houses are tiny, so storage is scarce. Since these habitats are in the sky, fetching their own resources is also quite difficult. Though they all have designated PT androids to assist with their needs, the often inconvenient locations of these homes and the aerial traffic jams that the PT androids need to pass through in order to reach them, cause serious delays in the replenishing of their necessities.

 

For all those worried about Max, have no fear. Though her body was completely crushed, her mainframe remained intact, her peers are working on creating her new body as we speak. We've been told it's a better one, with longer hair attachments.

 

Governments are scrambling worldwide for a solution to the Sky Tiny House Movement. After all, no one wants it to rain tiny homes on us. Many are considering landing them on former farmlands in Kansas.