Trojan Condoms’ Reply After Sending Woman Too Many Rubbers Amuses Internet
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Trojan Condoms’ response to a customer who got a little too lucky after receiving a surplus of condoms at a contest is a new level of smugness.
Web designer Annie Green took to Twitter to share photos of her ridiculous stockpile of rubbers, which she had won during a Super Bowl contest promising a “year’s supply of Trojan Condoms.”
While many might assume the company would have delivered 365 condoms, the woman received seven large boxes containing a total of 3,360 rubbers instead.
“I received seven boxes,” she explained. “Each box has 48 boxes of condoms. Each condom box has 10. I have 3,360 condoms in my possession. How is this a year’s supply?!?!”
Green said she was “overwhelmed” by the delivery, and pointed out that she would not be able to go through all 3,360 units by their expiration date in 2024.
The company hilariously responded, “We just thought you would be really busy this year.”
Fans are evidently tickled by the reply, with one suggesting it was “the only appropriate response.” Others commented that the woman should take up the challenge to use up all the condoms.
To get rid of the excess supply, Green is offering some of her winning condoms to the internet, so hit her up if you need a box or two.
So, uhm. Won a Super Bowl contest. Was expecting a “years supply of @TrojanCondoms”.
— Annie Green 🐻 (@anniegreenyo) February 19, 2020
I received 7 boxes. Each box has 48 boxes of condoms. Each condom box has 10.
I have 3,360 condoms in my possession. How is this a year’s supply?!?! #Overwhelmed pic.twitter.com/shF9HkhE5K
We just thought you would be really busy this year
— Trojan Brand Condoms (@TrojanCondoms) February 19, 2020
Hey @PPFA—3,360 condoms in my possession. Won’t use all of these by 2024 (exp).
— Annie Green 🐻 (@anniegreenyo) February 19, 2020
Would you all like (a lot) of these?
the only appropriate response pic.twitter.com/uBZTVqCIHM
— Jason Thorpe (@JLog) February 19, 2020
This sounds like a "challenge accepted" situation. pic.twitter.com/sq0A0kQ3mJ
— Kevin Goldyn (@goldynmonkey) February 19, 2020
[via Annie Green, images via various sources]
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