If you think you may have a shopping problem, this video may make you feel better.
The number of packages shipped to a house in Florida Amazon shocked Tik Tok After various videos from neighbors flooded the entire timeline of the app, the user.
A video shared by Tierra Lopez two days ago, @teaaaaaa.x, Can be seen here, Which has accumulated more than 1.2 million views since. It shows the Amazon delivery driver unloading a truck with a large number of boxes into a house.
“So I went outside to smell the roses, and I saw this,” she captioned the video, recording the incredible number of boxes stacked outside the house next door.
The second video uploaded by the same user shows it from a different angle, showing three Amazon driver vans parked outside the house dragging boxes outside
Although some boxes are hidden, the exact number cannot be calculated, Weekly newspaper It is calculated that more than 150 boxes have been piled up, and more boxes are being unloaded.
If the user missed these videos, their “For You” page may have been graced by her mother’s page, which provides another perspective.Only one day after uploading, @cassie5616’s house video received more than 2 million views, and it can You can also see it here.
“When PPP loans fell,” she joked in the title and added an image to her video showing all the boxes delivered across the entire front yard.
The second video shared by users tells the audience that this ordeal has lasted for three days and the delivery is still in progress. A truck reversed onto the lawn and threw more boxes on the front lawn outside the house.
It is worth noting that the goods delivered by Amazon are still on the lawn, but have been covered by blue tarps to protect them within three days of delivery.
One user pointed out that delivery seems to be half and half of Amazon’s Walmart Through Amazon, because the boxes with green are usually from Wal-Mart.
In the audience’s shock, many people asked to know the latest situation inside the box and why there are so many reasons.
Speculations range from returning goods from Amazon warehouses to Amazon sellers to hoarding amenities by neighbors during the pandemic.
“May I ask if they would like to use TikTok… I want to see what they bought,” one viewer asked.
“Please update the content inside. I know I am nosy, but what is going on,” another commented.
Weekly newspaper Contacted Cassie and Tierra Lopez for comments.
