15 Times People Definitely Did Not Get What They Paid For

We can all recount a half a dozen or so times in our lives where what we ordered, requested, or paid for didn’t arrive exactly – or remotely – like what we asked for. These 15 people, though, received some real doozies!

#15. One of these things is definitely not like the other

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#14. Spare no expense!

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#13. Maybe they were trying to save you from yourself

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#12. Quite unappetizing

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#11. This made me LOL

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#10. It appears to be missing some fruit

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#9. I don’t even know what that is supposed to be

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#8. There are some very disappointed kids out there, Smithsonian

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#7. When Santa kind of looks like a turd…

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#6. That’s why you never skimp on the frozen pizza budget, friends #verygoodadvice

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#5. Maybe “half a cup of noodles” would be more apropos

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#4. 39 out of 74 pages were ads

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#3. Size doesn’t matter…except when it comes to towels

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#2. I mean, they did warn you that they were made with applesauce

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#1. Straight played

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h/t: Brightside

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The instant noodle was…

The instant noodle was invented during a period of food shortages in Japan following WWII. After the Japanese health ministry supplied the population with wheat flour and asked them to make bread, Momofuku Ando instead decided on making noodles (which were more familiar) that would last. 10

When Tater Tots first hit store…

When Tater Tots first hit store shelves in 1956, people did not buy them because they were very inexpensive and there was no perceived value. When the price was raised by stores, people began buying the product. 00

If you’re ordering and paying for extra ingredients…

If you’re ordering and paying for extra ingredients at an U.S. restaurant you’re paying on the average a 426% mark-up for extra sour cream, 417% for cheese on a burger, and 525% for any ingredients on a pizza. An unidentified pizza chain has a 636% mark up for meat in their “meat-laden” pizza. 00

Rats are sometimes eaten in parts of France….

Rats are sometimes eaten in parts of France. In Bordeaux, there is a recipe that calls for the use of alcoholic rats who live in wine cellars. The rats are skinned and eviscerated, brushed with a thick sauce of olive oil and crushed shallots, and grilled over a fire of broken wine barrels. 00

Rats are sometimes eaten in parts of France….

Rats are sometimes eaten in parts of France. In Bordeaux, there is a recipe that calls for the use of alcoholic rats who live in wine cellars. The rats are skinned and eviscerated, brushed with a thick sauce of olive oil and crushed shallots, and grilled over a fire of broken wine barrels. 00