The online discount giant can feel like a savior for parents fighting with current cost of living.
As long as your order arrives … in a timely manner … and it’s what you ordered.
Or, at least, what do you THINK you ordered.
“I should have read the description and check the photos”
One mother has learned that these are in danger of TEMU in the difficult road after ordering a pack of 15 holiday hats for her baby’s birthday … and they were very small. Even for a child.
Posting on her account The Weatherleys, the mother of two shared her experience to laugh at herself and warn other parents.
“When you order the holiday hats …” she wrote on the photo of what she ordered in the video.
In the next photo, her adorable one -year -old models the hat … which is small, like the size of the thumb.
The child thinks he is a winner!
It’s super cute and super funny.
And, we think – it’s almost worth it!
After the closest inspection, the mother realized that the hats were made for toys or small pets.
“I should have read the description and check the photos more clearly!” She wrote the video, adding hashtags #temufail and #whatioredversuswhatigot.
Sigh – We’ve all been online!
“This is a victory”
The clip has been seen almost two million times and viewers liked it as much as the baby laughing.
“It makes her look more cute and she’s very happy with her!” wrote one.
“Honestly this is a victory,” laughed another.
“Every year she has to wear the hat!” suggested a third.
And this person said the pragmatic truth, “That is why I love Temu, because you order things and they turn out much better !!!!”
While other viewers shared that they had made a mistake similar to TEMU.
“One thing with TEMU, you have to read, read, read … lol,” one said.
“You have to keep a measuring tape next to you while you are moving to TEMU!”
“It’s funny how many items buy for TEMU that are too small or big compared to what they should be,” a third agreed.
But our favorite answer was: “I was definitely buying these for my turtle!”
#read #description
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