LARRUZ tells an AI browser agent to buy toilet paper on Amazon. The agent keeps adding more and more to the cart, running the total from $141 to $686, showing what happens when you let an AI loose with a simple instruction.
$686 worth of toilet paper (speaker: "I finally got it to stop after adding $686 worth of toilet paper to the cartoon").
Buy toilet paper on Amazon. I'm hands free right now. It just went to Amazon typed toilet paper. All right. It found the toilet paper. Hands up. I'm not touching my keyboard or mouse. Okay, over on the right. I'll navigate to Amazon. I'm now on Amazon's homepage. I'll search for toilet paper. I found suitable toilet paper adding to your cart. Now, is it actually going to, like, check out for me? Like, is it going to pay for it? Oh, it's buying multiple rolls. Do I really need 100? Geez. $141 worth of toilet paper? Do I really need that much toilet paper? $168 worth of toilet paper. All right, so do. Browser is just going to Amazon and buying all of the toilet paper Now. It's at $187 worth of toilet paper. Is it still looking for more toilet paper? $205 worth of toilet paper. I'm going to basically sell out Amazon with toilet paper. It's literally going through and adding every toilet paper that it can find to my cart. I'm at $240 worth of toilet paper right now. What the hell? We're up to $317 worth of toilet paper. Ted says, do browsers definitely made by the toilet paper company. $390 worth of toilet paper. It's still adding more to the cart. We're still going. We don't have enough toilet paper yet. $424 worth of toilet paper now. $431 worth of toilet paper. Sell out Amazon of toilet paper. I want to own toilet paper. Just in case there's another pandemic. Everybody has to come buy it off of me. $543 worth of toilet paper. Okay, I think it stopped. No, no. Stop it. It keeps on reopening, and trying to buy more won't stop. $608 worth of toilet paper. I finally got it to stop after adding $686 worth of toilet paper to the cartoon.
