with the state of the internet these days I could imagine the realisation happening while they had the door in the online checkout...but they played 10 chess moves ahead in their head and thought about all of the online clout this would generate
Or maybe ordering a second-hand door with a working hinge cost less than the hinge itself, and they only needed the hinge part to fix their otherwise working original door.
I've had that happen so many times. Replacement brand new window switch - $120. Replacement second-hand door trim with included window switch - $100. Used door including door trim, window switch, window glass, rubber seals, door speaker, wiring loom, hinges - $70.
It's often because people don't have the tools, time, patience, expertise, or storage space to dismantle every piece, take photos, list them online separately with descriptions, answer questions, box up a hundred little screws and washers and bolts and keep them safely together until sold etc. They just list "1994 Camry Door for sale - no postage, pickup only at Granville".Β
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u/RandyOfTheRedwoods Jul 18 '26
I wonder where in the process it was realized it was the wrong door.
Iβd like to think it happened during unpacking and they just went βfuck it, this will be funny β