
‘My buyer’s guilt is insane. It’s $1,300 on trash’: the adults addicted to blin…
Grownups get thrills from opening these collectibles they buy without knowing what they’re getting – but experts warn the craze is akin to gambling
In a recent viral video, a shopper documented her amusingly frustrating experience at a Pop Mart store. The consumer, who wished to remain anonymous, initially expressed delight after unboxing a desired 'Cat Walker' figure from the 'Rush Hour' series. However, her luck took a turn when she attempted to acquire a plush from the 'Skullpanda Winter Symphony' collection. Despite explicitly hoping to avoid a particular Christmas tree design, she unboxed it. Determined to get a different item, she returned to the store for a second purchase, only to receive the identical Christmas tree plush, leading to a widely shared moment of comedic despair. The incident highlights the unpredictable nature of blind box collecting and has resonated with many online.
Grownups get thrills from opening these collectibles they buy without knowing what they’re getting – but experts warn the craze is akin to gambling