Guy Orders A Dinosaur Pillow On Amazon And Instead Gets A Picture Of A Dinosaur Pillow On A Regular Pillow
Metro- It can be a risk buying something online, as you never quite know what’s going to arrive at your door. Whether it’s a pair of trousers that are way longer than they looked on the original product photo, or something different entirely, it’s incredibly annoying – especially having to take time out of your day to return and wait for a refund. One parent, who purchased a dinosaur-themed pillow for their child, has been faced with the latter. Though we’re unsure as to whether they’ll even get a refund. The reason behind that? What they received is actually what they’d seen in the original photo before ordering. They just didn’t know it at the time. An image of a dinosaur pillow purchased on Amazon was recently shared to Imgur. The original product showed a child sleeping on a dinosaur-shaped pillow on a white background – which the costumer presumed were bed sheets. It turns out the white ‘bedsheets’ were actually a pillow. Aka, the design was merely a child sleeping on a dinosaur pillow… on an actual pillow.
This is obviously a funny little mix up that happened but what’s not gonna be funny is when Jeff Bezos has somebody murdered over this little mix up. Bezos don’t play. Amazon isn’t one of the most valuable companies in the world for no reason. Bezos doesn’t have 100 billion dollars in his bank account for no reason. They run a tight ship. Even though this isn’t technically Amazon’s fault. The person who ordered it didn’t read the product description. That’s on them. They gotta pay closer attention when they’re trying to order a dinosaur pillow. But it doesn’t matter. It’s bad PR and that’s the only way Bezos is gonna see it. Everyone is laughing at Amazon over this. Bezos is gonna have this person disappeared. He might have the entire department disappeared. We’ll never hear anything about it though cause Bezos doesn’t leave a trail.
PS- Why do they sell a pillow with a picture of a dinosaur pillow on it in the first place? Pretty strange if you really think about it.