In 1985, a small town in rural France encountered an inexplicable issue with their local chicken farm, where the chickens began inflating like balloons. The townsfolk were baffled, and the farm's owner, Pierre, was at a loss. It seemed that the chickens had developed a peculiar fondness for inhaling helium.
The town council, led by the Committee of Conundrums, was tasked with resolving the crisis. After weeks of deliberation, they finally came up with a solution that involved installing helium detectors in the chicken coops and providing the birds with oxygen masks.