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Hover to zoomAn orange wall outlet with two sockets over THE BREAKER TRIPPED and THE MINER'S FINE, with a small Bitcoin symbol: a home-mining joke for the spare room crowd.
An orange outline wall outlet plate with two sockets and no text or wiring, sits above THE BREAKER TRIPPED. / THE MINER'S FINE. in two lines of bold white capitals. A small tilted orange Bitcoin symbol sits centered under the words.
| Material | Airlume combed & ring-spun cotton |
|---|---|
| Fit | Unisex tailored crew neck |
| Printed to order | |
| Sizes | XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL |
| SKU | BC-BREAKERTRIP |
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Anyone who mines at home has a story about the circuit breaker. A rig runs steady and runs warm, and sometimes the house decides it has had enough. This tee puts a plain orange wall outlet on the chest. The two lines blame the breaker, and the miner gets the last word.
Mining hardware draws a steady load for hours, so a home rig can put a household circuit to the test. Breakers are built to trip when a circuit is overloaded, which is a good thing for the house. This shirt gives the breaker the blame and the miner the last word, with an orange wall outlet as the picture. It is a joke for anyone who has heard a click in the basement. It offers no electrical advice, no profit claims and no safety guidance.
Wear it to a home-lab meetup, a coffee with the friend who keeps a rig in the spare room, or a family dinner where the power bill comes up. People who have never mined will see a plain outlet. Miners will read the story in one glance and know who really tripped the breaker.
No. It is a joke about a common home-mining moment, not a guide to wiring, circuits or equipment. Anything electrical in a home should be handled with care, and a licensed electrician is the right person to ask about your own circuits. The tee makes no claims about power use, savings or earnings.
The outlet is the piece everybody in a house can picture, and it is where a rig gets its power. The shirt keeps it plain, with two sockets and no text on the plate, so the two white lines do all the talking. There is no electrical diagram on the front, just a drawing that anyone can read.
The shirt does not say that. It is a light story about a rig and a breaker, and it does not measure what any miner spends or earns. Whether home mining makes sense for you is a separate question, and this tee is not financial advice or a power plan.