Online shopping is so much fun. Choosing a bunch of cute stuff, adding it to our carts, and then the excitement of opening the package which is like a gift to ourselves! Sometimes, it ends in disappointment though as the photo in the product listing doesn’t match the reality of what we receive.
Twitter user @Loeybug ordered a hamster stuffed toy and ended up getting a flat parcel of fluff, take a look. When she ‘freed’ the toy, thankfully it looked more like what she ordered.
What the FUCk happened to my stuffed hamster amazon pic.twitter.com/JLXNCIe0gy
— Sunny D stan account 🧡𓆏 (@Loeybug) September 11, 2020
I freed him his eyes r a little lopsided but like we r good now pic.twitter.com/lUk44TJ9aq
— Sunny D stan account 🧡𓆏 (@Loeybug) September 11, 2020
Many people shared images of their own purchases which were shipped in a similar fashion and remarked how vacuum packaging was undertaken for logistical benefits. While others couldn’t help but crack pandemic jokes and how 2020 got the better of soft toys too.
this happened to me as well when i got a cat off amazon skndidjwsj pic.twitter.com/kFfoa7EAsu
— caterina. (@katichan_) September 11, 2020
Same, except this is a 5ft tall bear. pic.twitter.com/AOVBvscD6o
— Jo M (@driven_my) September 11, 2020
You too? pic.twitter.com/E7mQRCcOOd
— Punished Squid (Anthony) (@AnthonyNicoLeaf) September 11, 2020
What I expected 2020 to be vs what it ended up being https://t.co/hIqWGAqTWD
— Jil ✨⛓🌙 274 (@goldxplated) September 11, 2020
jan 1st 2020 sept 11th 2020 https://t.co/O3tAfkZvGt
— kathryn 🔮 (@_plsdonttouchme) September 11, 2020
Me on the outside vs me on the inside https://t.co/WaPEL3vpt6
— tree fiddy (@sorryimmaria) September 12, 2020
me in selfies vs tagged pics https://t.co/yRzGD5jqU7
— leona🎃 (@losinggteeth) September 11, 2020
Me the beginning of the year Vs me after six months of quarantine and still going https://t.co/7X6otJzHQD
— ميسون (@aheadfullofmay) September 11, 2020
Me on Monday vs me on Friday https://t.co/BxHJItZMUz
— 🥃 Eiskönig (@pillsnek) September 11, 2020
Have you ever received a squished soft toy in the mail? On a scale of 1-10, how sad did it look?