<p>A Delhi man has taken to social media to share his funny experience of receiving a packet of Parle-G biscuit instead of a remote-controlled car from Amazon.</p>.<p>The pandemic has made online ordering an inseparable part of most people’s lives. While online ordering has many merits, it also has some serious goof-ups.</p>.<p>However, instead of making him furious, the wrong order managed to give Vikram Buragohain a laugh. <a href="https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10158927576567928&set=a.419909497927&type=3" target="_blank">In his Facebook post</a>, he wrote, “When you get Parle-G biscuit instead of what you ordered from Amazon India....hahahahaha.”</p>.<p>“<em>Ab Chai banana padega</em>.. (Now I’ll have to make tea),” he wrote, making a reference to India’s most-loved Parle-G and tea combination.</p>.<p>Vikas also shared a photo of his order. Soon, comments started pouring on his post. One user wrote, “Best unfortunate content on my feed in a long time tbh...haven't laughed so much in a while.”</p>.<p>In a friendly banter, another user wrote, “Even if it was a wrong delivery, who orders Parle-G from Amazon? Must be someone like you.”</p>.<p>While one user wrote, “At least it's not a brick”, another optimistic user said, "Evening snacks <em>mil gaya</em> (You got your evening snacks).”</p>
<p>A Delhi man has taken to social media to share his funny experience of receiving a packet of Parle-G biscuit instead of a remote-controlled car from Amazon.</p>.<p>The pandemic has made online ordering an inseparable part of most people’s lives. While online ordering has many merits, it also has some serious goof-ups.</p>.<p>However, instead of making him furious, the wrong order managed to give Vikram Buragohain a laugh. <a href="https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10158927576567928&set=a.419909497927&type=3" target="_blank">In his Facebook post</a>, he wrote, “When you get Parle-G biscuit instead of what you ordered from Amazon India....hahahahaha.”</p>.<p>“<em>Ab Chai banana padega</em>.. (Now I’ll have to make tea),” he wrote, making a reference to India’s most-loved Parle-G and tea combination.</p>.<p>Vikas also shared a photo of his order. Soon, comments started pouring on his post. One user wrote, “Best unfortunate content on my feed in a long time tbh...haven't laughed so much in a while.”</p>.<p>In a friendly banter, another user wrote, “Even if it was a wrong delivery, who orders Parle-G from Amazon? Must be someone like you.”</p>.<p>While one user wrote, “At least it's not a brick”, another optimistic user said, "Evening snacks <em>mil gaya</em> (You got your evening snacks).”</p>