objects often become social-media stories because they are visually simple and emotionally sticky. A photo of a tea bag on a mat invites people to guess: prank, superstition, scam, warning, or neighborhood code. The problem is that comment threads reward confident answers even when nobody has verified the object’s source. The Federal Trade Commission advises people to be careful with unexpected delivery-related messages and to verify through channels they know are legitimate rather than clicking or trusting a sudden prompt from an unknown source https://consumer.ftc.gov/consumer-alerts/2024/
Tea Bags Left at Your Doorstep: What It Could Mean
