This new homeowner is moving forward despite his lack of energy.
YouTube channel “Nathan Graham”Dirty,” bought Amazon ready home For $38,999.
Graham, 26, wanted to see if the online retailer could supply a house and all the furnishings that come with it, and when the house arrived, it came in an Amazon-packed box and had to be opened.
The house was complete with windows and a bathroom, although he noted that it had no instructions.
But when Graham attempted to add a small fridge to the home, he realized that the 19-by-20-foot Cherry Industrial prefab expandable home had no outlets to do so.
“I’m trying to find somewhere to plug the fridge in, but there’s no power outlet,” he said. unboxing videoWhich has received 7.9 million views.
“Didn’t you order the electrical package?” One of his friends quipped in response.
The YouTuber quickly realized he didn’t read the full description of the product, which states, “Reminder: The mobile prefab house is not wired. Please hire an electrician for US standard wiring. stay safe!”
Luckily Graham planned ahead and bought a generator to power some of his important items like the fridge and 80-inch TV.
Graham also purchased a bunk bed, sofa, table, a vacuum, games, kitchen appliances and food.
Apart from having no electrical outlets or sources, Amazon notes that the property does not come with home appliances, furniture, running water source and connections to drain and sewer pipes. The buyer will have to supply these things himself.
However, the house comes with a built-in bathroom, shower and kitchen cabinets.
At first glance, the house looks slim and compact when it comes out of the box, but after Graham and his friends opened it up, the house had four walls, windows, and a roof.
Graham and his crew realized that you can actually order almost anything on Amazon, but it’s important to read the fine print to know what comes with it and what doesn’t.