Words are not enough to express how online shopping has made our lives much easier. Aside from it allowing us to browse and shop for different items in the comfort of our own home, they also get delivered to our doorstep in just a span of days. Now, we do not have to endure long drives to the mall, as well as the tediously long lines when paying and the indecision of having an infinite pool of options. If you think about it, our phones are now our new malls. Just to think that technology has facilitated the way we shop, with just one click we add-to-cart our favorite products from a store in the comfort of our homes and we don’t even need to dress up. The most revolutionary thing about online shopping is that we no longer need to order and wait. When we open our package, we feel a massive disappointment because the shop we bought from delivered a faulty product. Now we have reviews. Let’s give a shout-out to all those online buyers that take the time to leave a review for us lazy sloths to judge the product we are about to purchase based on your insights. You, yeah! You, the reviewer, save me precious time and money, and I am thankful for your hard-working dollars and time. Reviews provide a credibility level to any product or service, but what really strikes a nerve is to read funny things that people write about a product. I’ve found some of the most comical review gems, and I think you will enjoy them.
A Slippery Review
Sometimes, some things are too weird and humiliating to buy in a shop, so naturally, anyone would opt to order online instead. Most people tend to purchase guilty pleasures online, saving them the time and effort to travel. Just think about it to park your car, walk sneakily into the shop, and hope no one you know will be watching you walk the ‘walk-of-shame’ back to your vehicle.
An online shopper shares his experience in buying things online on Reddit. Cue in Taylor Swift’s “Maybe we got lost in translation, maybe I asked for too much” because this guy who ordered a lubricant for his upcoming date (and after-date most probably) received 50 gallons of lube instead. Who would need so many? It’s not like you’re lubricating the Sahara Desert.