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A mailman said he's 'Temu tired' and jokingly pleaded with people to stop ordering so many packages from the website

Amanda Krause   

A mailman said he's 'Temu tired' and jokingly pleaded with people to stop ordering so many packages from the website
Thelife1 min read
  • Sean Fogelson is a TikToker who posts about delivering mail to more than 300,000 followers.
  • In a new video, the mailman said he's "Temu tired" of delivering so many of the website's packages.

You might love shopping on Temu, but there's a good chance your mailman isn't as impressed with the website.

Sean Fogelson, a TikToker who posts about working as a mailman, shared a video to his 300,000 followers on Monday that features him talking about delivering Temu's famous orange packages.

"Hey, you think y'all could like, chill out on the Temu website? Like a little bit? Just a little bit for me," he said in his video, which has been viewed more than 5.5 million times as of Wednesday. "I'm Temu tired."

Temu is an online store that sells clothes, home decor, beauty products, and more directly from Chinese factories, keeping prices extremely low for shoppers.

@seanfogelson513 73 items from one Got Damn store! I'm Temu Tired yall #fyp #funny #funnyvideos #Temu #delivery ♬ original sound - That "One Mailman"

In his semi-sarcastic plea on TikTok, Fogelson said delivering the packages is "killing" him, mostly because people order so many items from the website so frequently.

"Damn, they put all 17 items you just ordered in one big-ass bag," he said, noting that Temu packages are often "awkward and heavy" to carry.

"Then if you ain't home, where am I supposed to hide this bright-ass orange bag with all 29 items you just ordered?" he added.

As Insider previously reported, Temu has become extremely popular with US shoppers since it launched in the States in September 2022.

As of May 2023, shoppers were spending 20% more on Temu than the fast-fashion website Shein, according to Bloomberg, and the website's app has taken the Shein app's spot as the most downloaded on Apple's iOS store most days.

Temu hauls have also taken over TikTok and YouTube, with shoppers documenting their extensive purchases and encouraging others to check out the website.


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