Some of the furniture they sold had the same names as missing children and there

Jul 15, 2020
7:48:28am

vagabonder Truly Addicted User

were different prices and different names for what looked like the same cabinets. The theory is that these cabinets referred to missing kids and the prices were the costs to buy the kids.

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Okay. It's 2 AM and I'm down a wayfair rabbit hole.

Fifth-Fret

7/15/20 2:19am

Most likely explanation. Is wayfair didn’t name those items but some Chinese

cougarfann888

7/15/20 3:57am

What’s this whole wayfair thing about anyway? My brothers always send me funny

byuguns55

7/15/20 4:39am

Some of the furniture they sold had the same names as missing children and there

vagabonder

7/15/20 7:48am

They do use a random name generator and with how many kids go missing, of course you'll be able to find one with

Byron McNertney

7/15/20 5:28am

David Paulides should do a book on Wayfair to get to the bottom of it.

Q-grr

7/15/20 5:37am

Remember: the bigger the conspiracy theory, the least likely it is true.

mobomanjoe

7/15/20 6:46am

I want to know what makes a cabinet $17k. I've purchased some pretty expensive stainless NEMA rated cabinets which are

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