If you’re thinking of opting for Amazon’s gift-wrapping offer when you order a product from them, think again:
I ordered a top of the line toaster for my parents’ anniversary from Amazon last week, and on the order page I noticed an option to have it gift wrapped for six dollars more, so I figured, what the heck. A professionally wrapped present would be sure to impress them even more, as well as add some elegance to my boundless capacity for cheerful giving. 
The package arrived yesterday and I quickly opened it up, only to find this:

Are you kidding me? What the hell is this crap???
It looked like they just tossed my toaster in a raggedy bag and then hurriedly tied it up with a 50 cent ribbon, the thread already wearing out at the edges. I paid six bucks for this?? I swear to God Amazon, that toaster had better be a work of technical perfection, or I’m sending Al Qaeda to your doorstep.
Unbelievable.
4 Responses to “Amazon’s Gift Wrapping Skills”
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But I am sure your parents appreciated your thoughtfulness
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They always do, even when they get mad when I spend money on them.
Good thing I didn’t opt for the $300 Cuisinart though. They would have really hit the roof. 
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Hi (:
Im sory you got so disapponted with the wrapping, but if you notice, amazon has a note in the wrapping option that reads: Note: Large or irregular-shaped items may be placed in a blue gift bag.
So, that might be the reason you got that blue bag
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