Ever look at a pop-up ad and wonder “what the hell are they trying to sell me?” You might be a boomer.
With the exception of the wireless earphones which are helpfully labeled, I don’t recognize a single item on that ad. And that’s a thread so common with Temu.com ads that I can only assume it’s deliberate. But damned if I’m curious or credulous enough to actually click on one of those ads – I’d never be rid of them, and probably inadvertently “subscribe” to an email list as well.
I’m fairly sure this is one of those things where if I pointed to it and asked any teenager “what is that thing?” – and if I could tear said teenager’s eyes away from his/her/whatever smartphone long enough to acknowledge the question, he/she/whatever would know all about it.
I’ll bet my grandparents’ generation found me as pointlessly perplexing as I find this one.
The things in the lower left are self-draining soap dishes so your bar of soap doesn’t get all squishy. I don’t know if Temu is completely glowing operation but I remember a while back they were offering ‘oil filters’ that would get you a visit from the dog-shooters.
Unfortunately, the anti-aircraft gun is only a Lego model, otherwise, it’d make a nice addition to your front yard.
Temu is a Chicom data mining site that offers cheap crap for a cheap price.
From what I here- what the gullible who buy from them get is barely recognizable as what was ordered.