“I ordered oysters and here is what I discovered in one of them — a pearl!”
“I ordered a pair of pliers on eBay and my package came smothered in vintage stamps. Some were over 60 years old.”
“My new carving knife came with bandages.”
“My new fridge came with an explanation of sounds.”
“This bag of beef jerky came with a flosser.”
“The gum I bought in Japan comes with a stack of paper for easy disposal.”
“This lemon came with a mesh wrap, so the seeds don’t fall into your food when you squeeze it.”
“My order from Japan came with a little origami shirt someone made for me.”
“My order was packaged with a bag of chips as an air cushion.”
“I ordered a $5 cardboard box and got an iPhone X.”
“My dog treats came with a clip, so you can attach one to your phone and take a selfie with your dog.”
“My sewing kit came with a tiny foam shirt.”
“I asked the guy taking my order for, ‘as much fire sauce as you can give me without losing your job.’ Turns out that’s 243 packets. I promise not to ask for any more sauce for a while.”
“New washer came with a pack of washing powder. It’s amazing!”
“My coffee came with instructions for tying a neck tie.”
“My shoes came with a ‘handle’ rather than being packed in a one-time use bag.”
“The bubble wrap that came with the dog treats I ordered is shaped like bones.”
“My textbook rental came with a Red Bull.”
“The machine shop I work at uses salt water taffy for packing peanuts. All the delivery guys love us.”
“My cocktail came with a rubber ducky.”
“This giant chocolate bar came with a hammer.”
...sounds like your brain and fingers don't work very well, either.
Of course !
No, no they arent. it's a marketing trick. One of the companies makes a deal with the other to help sell.