In 2015, a Twitter user named Sara Smith began tweeting about a decorating adventure that was expected to last a few weeks but went on for four years. After seeing another user stick a potato chip to their wall that went unnoticed for weeks, Smith placed a Cheez-It cracker in her family's living room. However, it wasn't until October 6, 2019, that her father discovered the cracker and luckily for the world, the entire journey was captured on Twitter for years. Below is that journey.

First, the day that started it all!

I saw a tweet where a girl stuck a chip to the wall & her dad didnt notice it for weeks so im trying it w/ a cheezit pic.twitter.com/U2emzDYsZn

— ♡ ｡･ﾟﾟ✧𝒮･ﾟﾟ✧｡♡ (@_sarasmithhh) November 27, 2015

 

@sarasmithh97 day 55, I just got home from being in Texas for 2 weeks yet dad still hasn't noticed it :-) pic.twitter.com/6GgIJ7yrMr

— ♡ ｡･ﾟﾟ✧𝒮･ﾟﾟ✧｡♡ (@_sarasmithhh) January 20, 2016

 

day 122, dad rearranged furniture and moved a bookshelf in front of the cheez it so it had to be moved a few feet pic.twitter.com/wbYLayT8w9

— ♡ ｡･ﾟﾟ✧𝒮･ﾟﾟ✧｡♡ (@_sarasmithhh) April 3, 2016

 

day 341. this thanksgiving will be 1 year of this god damn cheez it being on my dining room wall w/o my dad even noticing. rly pic.twitter.com/6pGNnLXoPN

— ♡ ｡･ﾟﾟ✧𝒮･ﾟﾟ✧｡♡ (@_sarasmithhh) November 1, 2016

 

After she almost reached the first year of the Cheez-Itversary, she posted a Twitter poll to ask her followers if she should actually tell her father or not.

 

Following the overwheming response to her poll, Smith decided to leave the cracker up, but not without replacing it first because "they get gross."

bet y'all forgot about this thing cause i sure did!! day 563!! (except this is actually cheezit #3 bc they get gross & need to be replaced) pic.twitter.com/gDlnozHC6R

— ♡ ｡･ﾟﾟ✧𝒮･ﾟﾟ✧｡♡ (@_sarasmithhh) June 11, 2017

 

The world didn't receive a Cheez-It update until two years later when Smith confirmed the cracker was still up, despite moving out of her family's home. Even though she was no longer there to monitor the situation, her stepmother luckily joined in on the fun.

 

this was a conversation with my stepmom on thanksgiving pic.twitter.com/ofD05Z3CVy

— ♡ ｡･ﾟﾟ✧𝒮･ﾟﾟ✧｡♡ (@_sarasmithhh) November 26, 2017

 

For Christmas in 2017, she even gifted her father a box of Cheez-It's, but he still had no idea what was going on.

update: dad was very confused. merry cheezmas :)) pic.twitter.com/RiYNyrvKhI

— ♡ ｡･ﾟﾟ✧𝒮･ﾟﾟ✧｡♡ (@_sarasmithhh) December 25, 2017

 

Luckily, we received an update towards the end of 2018.

i’ve been asked countless times, so to anyone who is still following this, it’s day 1129. i’m bad at math so i honestly only know bc i had to google it. i wonder if i should change the cheezit again pic.twitter.com/sj4LTbwmA4

— ♡ ｡･ﾟﾟ✧𝒮･ﾟﾟ✧｡♡ (@_sarasmithhh) December 29, 2018

 

On October 6, 2019, the Cheez-It was finally discovered, all thanks to Smith's brother-in-law.

thank you to everyone who’s supported the cheezit & i through the years, im sorry my naive family didn’t understand that when it rots you simply replace it. i’m just disappointed as you all are. 😔 pic.twitter.com/uhR0SKQvmq

— ♡ ｡･ﾟﾟ✧𝒮･ﾟﾟ✧｡♡ (@_sarasmithhh) October 6, 2019

 

The Cheez-It may have been taken down, but the memories will remain.