“At one store, these overalls cost $16, and in the other — $39. I bought the more expensive ones. I would never wear them.”

“My boyfriend’s mom bought a tea kettle, now she has a new Monopoly piece.”

Expectation vs Harsh reality

“This is the last time I order anything online.”

“Girlfriend and I are both struggling with finances. She’s in school and I’m in student debt. So we can’t buy much for each other this year. Now I’m out of time and money.”

“The macramé wall art advertised vs What I actually received”

“A $60 dress I can’t return. The dress looks very effortlessly ethereal in all of the advertised photos and I think I actually do like the potato sack. Lie to me and tell me it’s not that bad.”

“This skirt was $23. When it was delivered, it turned out it had shorts in it with different length legs and the skirt itself was longer on the right side.”

“Anyone know where I can order a really small knife and fruit to go with my new sharpener?”

“Cute” felt pig my mother ordered online. Received that ham hock on the right. He’s part of our family now and we’re laughing at him.

“They promised this costume would make me ’very fashionable at the party.’ It did not.”

The model was wearing an S (apparently) and mine was an XL. Think it would have fit if I was 4’11″ tall, instead of 5’11″.

“I ordered an embroidered backpack on AliExpress and this is what I got. I think it’s a masterpiece.”

“I ordered wrapping paper online, there was a mistake and now I have a massive poster of my face. I’m not even mad.”

“What I ordered (Medium) vs What I got. I gave the shirt to my 6-year-old niece. Lucky she’s a fan of AC/DC.”

“Be sure to always check the size when ordering treats!”