All I wanted was to buy a vacuum.

That's it.

Mine completely gave out on me halfway through cleaning the house.

So I have half a really nice carpet and half of it's a complete disaster.

So I hopped on the computer and navigated my way to Amazon.

I had recently deleted cookies and my browser history, so I wasn't automatically logged in like I'm used to.

When I went to log in, the page refreshed and asked me to confirm if I was a human,

so I clicked the checkbox and press continue. The page refreshed again and the

robot check showed up again. Thinking nothing of it, I press the checkbox again and press continue.

That must not have been enough for Amazon, because when the page reloaded,

I was presented with a set of pictures.

Above the pictures read,

click all pictures with a car in it.

This was a bizarre request because all the pictures were of a forest.

Just different angles of deep green leaves and tiring trees.

With a sigh, I click continue, as there were no cars for me to click on.

The page refreshed and once again said,

click all the pictures with a car in it.

This time though, there weren't any images to click on.

I could see a thin black line that bordered where the images should have been, but nothing was contained within them.

As you can assume, I was already starting to get it. was contained within them.

As you can assume, I was already starting to get frustrated with the capture system failing

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