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Amazon Prime Day, hailed as the online retail behemoth’s version of Black Friday or Cyber Monday, has a bit of a reputation.
As bad as the Lightning Deals are, there's still a waitlist to save 36% on a 16 bar pack of soap! #PrimeDayFail
While there are definitely some good deals, particularly on Amazon devices and Squatty Potties, there’s also some really random ones.
Oh, and even these discounts are only available to people with Amazon Prime. So if you don’t have it yet, but you want 20% off a Costco-sized shipment of Axe body spray, sign up here for a free 30-day trial.
1. 20% off the print edition of Facebook For Dummies
Actual review: "First thing I looked up was 'poking.' Not one word was found so I was disappointed. Haven't looked at it since. Just a paperweight now." - Dorothy K.
2. This cat sounds therapy CD that's only $2.40 off.
Actual review: "I eagarly awaited the CD only to be disappointed that it only lasts about 20 minutes. Just about the time I was dozing off... it stopped! I thought I was purchasing an entire CD (an hour?). Just sayin..." - DA
3. This disturbing garden gnome that's still $50.99.
5. 24% off these organic gummy bears
6. 10% off this piece of "art" that looks like someone bled on a plank of wood.
7. $2.59 off this DVD of this piano-playing cat who most certainly didn't consent to any of this.
8. Literally how many 3-ring binders could a person need?
10. $5 off a $25 gift card to Shoney's.
11. 22% off this casket for your flowers?
14. Speakers that cost almost THIRTY. THOUSAND. DOLLARS.
15. 30% off this three person sauna.
16. 48 rolls of the worst possible toilet paper for $19.21
And 26% off this "player style" grill.
We'll be adding to this list throughout the day as we find more "great deals."
To be clear, we aren't actually recommending you buy any of these products. But just so you know, if you do buy anything, BuzzFeed may collect a small share of sales from the links on this page.