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Undeterred, he founded "Pet Rocks Anonymous" to discuss the dangers of misidentifying objects. His passion led him to appear on the Oprah Winfrey Show, recounting his experience. He became an overnight sensation and wrote a memoir titled "Rock Bottom: My Life as a Pet Rock Pursuer."
However, fame had a dark side. His obsession with pet rocks escalated, causing him to neglect his relationships and responsibilities. His home became a rock museum, devoid of human interaction.
When police finally intervened, they found bizarre NSFW rock contraptions. Tragically, he was discovered hanging upside down with Ayers rock lodged deep inside him.