When you FB marketplace too hard but also have ADHD...

@kaitlynboley

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SoundTikTok sound · Oh No (Instrumental)

Why it worked

The video likely resonated with viewers due to its relatable depiction of impulsive online shopping (Facebook Marketplace) combined with the common experience of dealing with the consequences of such actions, especially when coupled with ADHD. The humor derived from the unexpected discovery and the damaged state of the money, along with the creator's expressive reactions, contributed to its shareability.

Summary

The video shows a person discovering several damaged and wet dollar bills on their doorstep after what is implied to be an impulsive Facebook Marketplace purchase. The person expresses dismay and questions if the money is salvageable or if they can get a refund.

Structure

1Discovering money on the doorstep
2Realizing the money is damaged
3Expressing dismay and disbelief
4Questioning fixability and refund options
5Concluding with a 'bummer'

On-screen text

When you FB marketplace too hard but also have ADHD... OH, THAT'S NOT A GOOD THING. AH! AH! DANG IT! FIXABLE? HOW DOES THIS WORK? CONTACT DEPARTMENT FOR A REFUND? BUMMER.

Transcript

Original caption

Break it too me gently: is there ANYTHING that can be done here??? #adhd #busymom #facebookmarketplaceproblems #byebyemoney #momof3