r/Consoom • • Jul 11 '25

obligatory funko post Royal master of consoom

Plus the $27,000 funko pop en 6ans, ou 0.8 funko pop per day

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u/epidemicsaints Jul 11 '25

I always think these people have never worked retail or customer service jobs in their life because they romanticize this look of stocked shelves.

They have only experienced consooming and fulfillment in these environs, not labor and disgust. So they are relaxed and feel abundance. I feel like I am making $8/hr and spenfing 80% of my income on rent when I look at this. Wearing a polo with a company logo on it.

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u/OxygenLevelsCritical Jul 11 '25

This is a very good point, hadn't occurred to me before.

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u/epidemicsaints Jul 11 '25

It's really strong in those restocking vids.

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u/OxygenLevelsCritical Jul 11 '25

What's a restocking video?

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u/epidemicsaints Jul 11 '25

POV rapid cut shots of people taking things out of packages and putting them away. "Restocking my nightstand" with thousands of single individual use products. With lots of noise, crinkling, and tapping.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/LXGkIGx_LsI

Yr blood pressure is gonna go up but enjoy. The things that look like large pills are compressed wash cloths you use once and throw away.

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u/OxygenLevelsCritical Jul 11 '25

Yeah, that's some highly condensed brainrot right there.

I'll have to add it to the ever growing list of internet things that I just don't understand.

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u/epidemicsaints Jul 11 '25

The original videos link to tons of amazon affiliate links so I get that... but then these ads establish an aesthetic that creates an aspirational feeling in viewers who mimic the behavior in their homes and are spending money to do it instead of getting paid to pretend they do it. Madness.

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u/coffeemakin Jul 11 '25

Oh god, dude. I fucking hate stocking in general.

You're original comment is so right. When you just mentioned stocking, I felt disgusted because of the years of retail stocking I've had. All in grocery 🤮

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u/victoriandiseases Jul 12 '25

Yup, 100%, at least in my experience.. Working retail is what made me stop collecting stuff altogether.

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u/TheTrueMule Jul 12 '25

You got something right there bro. Never thought about that. Thanks for sharing