A woman’s hungover state went from bad to worse when something shocking turned up on her doorstep.
Morgan B Cohen (@morganbcohen) posted A Teltok Video explaining to viewers that she had texted a guy that she was “dead” from a week-long hangover.
“He sent something to my house. Oh my god,” the 27-year-old said in her clip.
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Cohen then revealed a towering floral display in the shape of a funeral cross with the message attached: “Good luck on the other side.”
The mystery sender turned out to be a guy Cohen met at 2 a.m. on a “random” Monday night at a New York City bar.
They quickly realized they had mutual friends and ended up hanging out once in a group.
“To me, he is just a friend,” Cohen told Newsweek. “I’m not sure what I am to him, but something tells me he doesn’t want to be just friends.”
The funeral flowers he sent weren’t exactly subtle—a full cross-shaped display typically seen at actual memorial services.
“It’s huge. This is how big it is compared to me,” Cohen said in her video standing next to the structure. “I’m going out of town. What am I supposed to do with this?”
Cohen’s clip has been viewed 3.2 million times, with other TikTok users applauding the gesture and commenting how Cohen had met her match.
“He’s funny AND he spends money on jokes. He’s yours now, congratulations,” one user wrote.
“This is a very specific and strange green flag but I’m here for it,” another added.
Many others guessed the man’s name from zooming in on the message card, despite Cohen covering it with her hand.
Meanwhile, she texted him immediately after receiving the arrangement.
“There’s absolutely just NO way,” she messaged him.
The mystery man replied in person and pulled up to her house. According to Cohen, he said, with a straight face: “Sorry for your loss.”
Cohen burst out laughing. “He said, ‘Oh, is this a practical joke? I hope it’s a good joke. Are you okay?'” she told Newsweek. “I sent him a photo of the flowers and he responded, ‘Well I did tell them we were in deep mourning on the phone and to not ask any questions.'”
And as for the floral cross? “It’s really beautiful,” she admitted in her video. “I’m literally leaving in an hour. Is it gonna (sic) die by the time I get back? What the hell?”
