Gen Z's Shrinking Social Skills: A Podcast Episode

0:00On April 21st, a couple in Northern Ireland thought they scored a steal with an 11-pound 19-pence garden arch from Temu, but it turned out to be just a printed picture on fabric. They ordered it earlier this month to grow flowers around, and on April 13th, a tiny package showed up that made them suspicious right away. When William Walker, a 41-year-old kitchen business owner, held it up, he realized his mistake. He'd skipped the fine print and got embarrassed, especially since he'd already bought the plants. His wife Lucy, 38, from County Antrim, caught it on video and says he was disappointed, too, with weekend gardening plans now scrapped. Temu reminds shoppers to check listings closely and offers refunds within 90 days if things don't match, while the Walker's plants are hunter-reel. Arch this weekend, with Lucy handling the clicks from now on, to avoid these two good-to-be-true traps.