Recently, a player posted on Reddit that he received two PlayStation 5 game consoles from Amazon's express delivery, which made people lament that there is no stopping luck. According to this player, he only purchased one but received two. It may be because Amazon did not open the shipping cartons containing the two PS5s for sorting, but directly affixed the logistics labels and sent them out. This means that this lucky person accidentally got two 1TB versions of the PS5 thin and light consoles. One netizen replied: "It would be really unpleasant to see good things happen to others instead of me."
Of course, there is also a possibility: this player accidentally ordered two PS5s, and Amazon directly sent the original box to save packaging. But he insisted he only bought one and said there was no need for him to lie about getting a free console to gain attention. As for Amazon, the platform can theoretically recover lost hardware, but considering that the platform processes a large number of orders every second, it is estimated that they will not have time to recover it.
This kind of leakage happens frequently on the Internet, and similar things happen almost every day in the r/GameCollecting section of the Reddit community. For example, a player claimed to have bought three of the most collectible games on the GameCube platform at a flea market for $3: "Mario Kart: Double Impact," "Super Mario Strikers," and "Pokémon XD Dark Lugia." Among these three games, "Mario Kart: Double Impact" alone cost $70.
Someone else bought a Nintendo DS storage bag for $19.99 at a second-hand store, only to find that it was filled with games, including "Pokémon: Black" and "Pokémon: Fire Red" that are relatively rare on the market.
All this makes people have to admit that some people in the world are really blessed by the god of luck.