A cat ordered 19 packets of rosemary by accident after sitting on the keyboard during an internet food order.
Paul Kissack was doing his weekly order at Sainsbury’s when the cat made its move.
As soon as the home delivery arrived, Paul realized that his pet had been sitting on the computer keyboard during the order.
The Group Chief Executive Officer of the Joseph Rowntree Foundation stated, “If your cat sits on your computer keyboard while you are in the middle of an online purchase.
Always check the cart before completing a purchase.
Paul Kissack was surprised to receive 19 packets of rosemary with his monthly Sainsbury’s food delivery.
He did not realize that his cat had ordered the abundance of herbs when he sat at his computer keyboard until the shipment arrived.
He received 15 packages of 20-gram fresh rosemary and four £1.50 rosemary bushes.
Paul’s order of rosemary cost him a total of £13.80 because each packet is priced at 52 pence online.
His message has been seen over 1,300,000 times, with social media users making light of the error.
Helen Gou joked, “You obviously lacked thyme.”
Helen James-Mackey stated, “Ironically, we’ve planted rosemary around our vegetable garden to repel our cats.
They are expected to dislike the odor.
Someone else stated, “You’ll be cooking hunter’s chicken with rosemary roast potatoes for at least a couple of months with that amount.”
He spent £13.80 for 15 packs of fresh rosemary weighing 20 grams each and four £1.50 rosemary bushes.
His message has been seen over 1,300,000 times, with social media users making light of the error.
Someone another remarked jokingly, “I know, it’s such a bother.
My cat continues to place orders for big quantities of Sauvignon Blanc.
‘Little rascal.’
“Oh, mate,” joked Colin Elves. I’m truly sorry. He has moved on from the easy stuff to the difficult stuff.
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