You're going to be. Wish is the internet's dollar store. They've got toilet paper earrings and engagement.

Wish is the internet's dollar store.

They've got toilet paper earrings and engagement rings, fast

fashion and tech goods, all for suspiciously low prices. But what's the worst that

can happen, right? If you buy a tablet for 50 bucks, sure it may not be as great as the latest thing on the market, but you get a functional device out of the deal.

Chances are, if you open the app or go to their website, you might even find a whole host of products you didn't think you needed, but you'll go

ahead and buy them anyway. The prices are low, therefore the stakes are low, and those of us who

remember all those toilet paper shortages at the beginning of the pandemic might start to look at those toilet paper earrings with a weird sense of nostalgia.

Now you'll never be without toilet paper again, I guess.

Weird actress. Your next dresses.

That's right.

These dresses are the most off the wall, but like...

Plus, some people buy from wish purely for those expectation versus reality videos and laugh,

or be pleasantly surprised by the results.

And I mean, hey, if you need a sexy, sequin evening gown or a fluffy flowery dress for prom,

knowing that you're only going to wear it once, why pay hundreds of dollars for it?

Even popular youtubers like Sophia and Iguard have done multiple clothing, makeup, and

tech calls from the site, and use the company to buy wedding dresses and explore how she felt in a variety of styles.

So I think that it is a little bit nicer in that regard, but it just doesn't seem like a wedding

dress to me. And not just... So what's the harm really? You get a cheap outfit that doesn't hurt your

wallet, maybe a novelty product that takes a month or more to come in, but

everybody wins. Well if you've seen any of my other fast fashion episodes before, whether it's Sheehan,

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