What appears to be a rodent has been a curiosity in the West Roscoe street area for decades, but it became a destination attraction this week after a Chicago artist posted a photo of it on social media. The post on X, formerly known as Twitter, has since been viewed more than 5 million times and has drawn hundreds of people a day to ooh and awe and giggle and take photos at a decade old. Splat. Mark. Quote, it's really a very silly thing to see. End quote
Evelyn Phipps
@LadyFi · 1:17
This is sad. I live right here in Chicago, and these people are interested in rat holes. I can show you some rats. Okay. These people have nothing better to do. It's not even funny. It's really not. The fact that there's a rat, and I don't think it was a rat. It probably was a squirrel that fell in some cement. But let's just say if it was a rat. Okay? How is that funny?
