Family left disappointed after accidentally ordering tiny Christmas tree
A man has been left severely disappointed this festive season, after ordering the wrong size Christmas tree.
TikToker Eleanor Ross revealed her family's painful reaction to finding out that the Christmas tree they received was significantly smaller than the one they ordered.
Ross shared the hilarious video with the caption, "filmed by my brother and I can't stop laughing." Watch the clip above.
Ross shared the hilarious video with the caption, "filmed by my brother and I can't stop laughing." TikTok/@eleanorhross
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In the video, Ross' brother can be seen frantically running downstairs only to find his mother sitting on the couch looking significantly underwhelmed.
As the clip continues, the camera pans to a shot of Ross' dad standing next to an extremely small decorative tree looking absolutely baffled.
Ross' brother can be heard letting out a hysterical laugh and joking, "Merry Christmas everyone."
The hilarious clip has received a lot of attention, racking up more than 2.6 million views and over 18,000 comments.
The camera pans to a shot of Ross' dad standing next to an extremely small decorative tree looking absolutely baffled. TikTok/@eleanorhross
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Viewers were quick to chime in on the mishap, with one user writing, "your mumma going through all stages of grief in this video."
Another remarked, "your dad's face and the way he is standing made it even more funny."
A third joked, "Dad was like 'I'm sure it will look bigger when its put together."
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