If you grew on watching Friends, it’s really the age-old question… Were Ross and Rachel on a break? Chances are if you’re a guy, you think they were, or if you’re gal, you probably think they weren’t. But why not leave this question to the experts… Your delivery drivers. That’s just what this hilarious doormat does.
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This unique doormat reads “DELIVERIES: Were Ross & Rachel on a break?”. Then there are arrows pointing to yes or now. Your delivery driver can then leave the package in front of the yes or no to answer the question.
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The interactive delivery driver doormat is the perfect gift idea for any Friends lovers, and offers a great way to get some answers to this tough life question.
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The Were Ross and Rachel On a Break doormat is made from Coir with flocking fibers, along with a PVC grip mat on the bottom to prevent it from sliding around.
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The Ross and Rachel doormat measures 30 inches long x 18 inches wide, and is the perfect size for your front door or wherever you usually get deliveries.
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The Friends delivery doormat actually comes in 5 different sizes depending on how big you need your front doormat to be. Their smallest size is 16×24 inches, whereas their largest version is 24×36 inches.
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It’s no doubt the funny Ross and Rachel doormat is best used when left to many different delivery drivers so you can gauge the answers to the question from a larger set of data.
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The more drivers that deliver packages, the better your data is going to be… so get to ordering some stuff online! And I think we know just the website to help you shop for unique gifts!
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The Were Ross and Rachel on a Break Doormat is sold by the Etsy shop ShopJosieB, and you can expect to get the doormat within 2 weeks as each one is handmade!
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You can snag the Ross and Rachel doormat from their Etsy shop for around $34 bucks!
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