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Please Amazon stop splitting orders into individual deliveries

This is a two-panel meme using a scene from the Shrek animated movie. In the top panel, Shrek looks exasperated as he says 'Can you please stop splitting my orders to individuals items deliveries'. In the bottom panel, the Amazon logo is placed in the position of the character Shrek is speaking to, as Shrek yells 'FOR 5 MINUTES ?!'. The meme jokes about the widely experienced customer frustration of Amazon splitting single multi-item orders into separate individual deliveries, forcing customers to receive multiple separate packages instead of one consolidated shipment.
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Can you please stop splitting my orders to individuals items deliveries
FOR 5 MINUTES ?!

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Overview

This is a two-panel meme using a scene from the Shrek animated movie. In the top panel, Shrek looks exasperated as he says 'Can you please stop splitting my orders to individuals items deliveries'. In the bottom panel, the Amazon logo is placed in the position of the character Shrek is speaking to, as Shrek yells 'FOR 5 MINUTES ?!'. The meme jokes about the widely experienced customer frustration of Amazon splitting single multi-item orders into separate individual deliveries, forcing customers to receive multiple separate packages instead of one consolidated shipment.

Origin notes

This meme is a derivative work of the popular 'Shrek yelling for 5 minutes' meme template, originally sourced from the DreamWorks Shrek animated film series. This specific iteration was created using the Imgflip meme generator, visible via the imgflip.com watermark on the bottom left, and was shared on the Reddit r/Meme subreddit as indicated by the provided source information. It taps into common customer grievances with Amazon's order fulfillment practices to create relatable comedic content.

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