After much hype that Amazon's Prime Day sale was going to be better than Black Friday [1], many buyers found the sale to be nothing but a disappointment.

You just have to scan Twitter or look at Reddit threads titled PrimeDay...Biggest Let Down? [2] to get an idea why. Most of the deals are on items that customers wouldn't necessarily want, like a 55-gallon container of lubricant [3] on sale.

On Twitter, people are posting their reactions under the hashtags #PrimeDay [4] and #HappyPrimeDay [5]. If you're feeling the same way as these people, feel free to laugh with some of the best tweets we've seen so far.

someone already made this joke, but this is really just amazon garage sale

— Sam Sheffer (@samsheffer) July 15, 2015 [6]

Amazon Prime Day? More like Amazon "let's get rid of this excess inventory" Day pic.twitter.com/y0g2fVs1dD [7]

— Neil Cybart (@neilcybart) July 15, 2015 [8]

Not even remotely tempted by these #PrimeDay [9] deals, and I am the queen of online shopping.

— Cristina M. Arreola (@C_Arreola) July 15, 2015 [10]

#PrimeDay [11] tweets are better than actual PrimeDay.

— Teressa (@MaddisonTeressa) July 15, 2015 [12]

#PrimeDay [13] is basically the weird guy at the end of the street having a yard sale. All the random stuff no single person should own.

— Kyle Davis (@KyleDavis777) July 15, 2015 [14]

Not sure if #PrimeDay [15] is a joke or I'm just not into tupperware. #HappyPrimeDay [16] pic.twitter.com/TicsPXvPlB [17]

— Chris (@FriendlyPharmD) July 15, 2015 [18]

My Christmas this yr be like, "And u get a tupperware container, & u get a tupperware container, & u get a tupperware container!" #PrimeDay [19]

— AK Stout (@akstout18) July 15, 2015 [20]

Oh man, gotta set my alarm clock to 4:59 a.m. so I can score this shoehorn! #HappyPrimeDay [21] #PrimeDay [22] pic.twitter.com/pPInOBhqLM [23]

— theneener (@theneener) July 15, 2015 [24]

Never before have so many uninteresting items been so inexpensive #happyprimeday [25]

— Avdi Grimm (@avdi) July 15, 2015 [26]

Meanwhile, Amazon isn't too fazed by all the negative backlash. "Prime Day has been exciting so far," said the company in a statement to NBC News [27]. "We have years of experience with these types of events and we stagger the deals to make sure the fun will last through tonight."

We won't hold our breath to see what these deals might be, but hopefully, they'll be something better than the lube.