Watch Snapchat surprise a mom and her two kids with Spectacles after they couldn't get any
Hollis Johnson
The scavenger hunt can be fun, but it can be frustrating to children, who might have to endure long drives or trips only to find out that Snap, Snapchat's parent company, has sold out of the glasses for the day.
That's exactly what happened to Las Vegas-based marketer Sarah Evans, who drove five hours with her two kids, and spent $1000 in helicopter tickets, only to find out that she could not get a pair of the fun toy glasses while they were being sold at the Grand Canyon.
Dear @Spectacles, after a 2-hour drive, $1,000 in helicopter tickets and 2 disappointed kids, we were not allowed to go down and get glasses
- Sarah Evans (@prsarahevans) November 20, 2016
That's a bummer. It's hard when you can't get something you want really bad.
Luckily, Snap came to the rescue, according to Evans, after she got in touch with the company's head of marketing. The company surprised her and her two children with two pairs of Spectacles, one in black, and one in teal.
Aweeee....they're going to make it right. Stay tuned for my @Spectacles story.
- Sarah Evans (@prsarahevans) November 21, 2016
Watch how happy this kid is to get Spectacles - his mom might even be happier.
@kifleswing @Spectacles they surprised us last night with some. pic.twitter.com/kBCotQr5C5
- Sarah Evans (@prsarahevans) November 21, 2016
If you want a pair of Spectacles, you could buy them on Ebay, and they will also be sold at a pop-up store in New York until 2017.
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