What if you ordered a TV set online from Amazon.com and when
you opened the box, you found an assault rifle instead?
That’s what happened to Seth Horvitz of Washington, D.C.
Imagine his surprise when he discovered the misdelivery. It should have gone to
the Independence Gun Shop in Duncansville, Pennsylvania, but somehow found its
way to his doorstep.
He kind of panicked – after all, assault guns like the one
he now “owned” are illegal in the nation’s capital. He couldn’t even drive it
to the Metropolitan Police station because it’s also illegal to drive with one in
D.C. So he did the only thing he could do, he called the cops and had them come
pick it up.
So who’s fault is it? Nobody’s raising their hands – not UPS,
which delivered the rifle to the address on the box; not Amazon, which packed
the correct invoice to the correct party inside the box, not the gun shop that
ordered the weapon.
I hope he had someone take his picture holding the rifle.
After all, a Sig Sauer SIG716 is nothing to sneeze at and how many people can
say they actually owned one, albeit by mistake and only for a short time?
The really bad thing about it? He couldn’t watch the
Olympics on a brand-new flat-screen TV set. Oh, and he changed his mind about
the TV set after the huge faux pas.
I kid you not!
(By the way, check out
his thumbnail in the picture. Is that nail polish he has on?)
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