I bought chairs from Facebook Marketplace - then I found out they were stolen from McDonald's

A woman who bought a $100 set of four 'adorable' chairs from Facebook Marketplace has claimed that the furniture items were 'stolen from McDonald's.'

Marlie Tressler, 26, took to TikTok to reveal she experienced a furniture failure after purchasing some stylish seats via Facebook. 

The Georgia-based content creator shared her surprise at coming across her dining room chairs at a popular fast food chain. 

In a viral video, which amassed over 336,000 views, she detailed the moment she found her exact furniture in McDonald's. 

Marlie Tressler, 26, has dclaimed the chairs she bought from Facebook Marketplace were most likely stolen from McDonald's

She took to TikTok to reveal she experienced a furniture fail after purchasing some stylish seats (pictured) via Facebook

In a viral video, which amassed over 336,000 views, she detailed the moment she found her exact furniture in McDonald's

'Three years ago, I bought these chairs off of Facebook Marketplace, and immediately the guy deleted his Facebook page afterward so that was a red flag,' she explained. 

The video then cut to an image of her chic black and white striped chairs. 

After showing the photo, Marlie said: 'This is what I saw last night in this South Georgia McDonald’s.' 

She cut to a clip of her inside the McDonald's, where she found multiple of the exact same chair she owns. 

'It’s identical. Those are stolen McDonald’s chairs, McDonald’s, I will kindly return these stolen artifacts to you,' she said. 

Marlie then joked: 'I do apologize. I know you’ve been spiraling out of control missing these chairs. Look no further.'

The 26-year-old - who purchased four chairs for $100 - captioned the clip: 'McDonald's, your interior designer slayed.' 

And while she claimed her chairs were stolen from the fast food chain, many viewers rushed to the comments section to reveal they could be from IKEA because the store sells a slightly similar model, however, it doesn't sell the same color as Marlie's chairs.

The 26-year-old - who purchased four chairs for $100 - captioned the clip: 'McDonald's, your interior designer slayed'

Other viewers gushed over the chairs while in a fit of laughter at how the content creator got them

Another user said there was a store in Georgia that sold furniture from hotels and restaurants, advising Marlie to keep the chairs. 

Other viewers gushed over the chairs while in a fit of laughter at how the content creator got them. 

'Didn’t Ikea used to have something similar?' one person questioned.

One person wrote: 'Maybe not stolen! There’s a place in Georgia that does sale hotel & restaurants things. Keep your chairs! You paid for them' 

'Girl keep the chair. I’m sure they have a budget for things like that, plus you paid for them,' another person commented. 

Someone else wrote: 'But they are really adorable lol.' 

According to the comments, Marlie's story reminded them of Carly Aquilino’s tale about buying chairs off of Facebook Marketplace that were probably stolen from planet fitness

She explained that she purchased yellow hand-shaped chairs from the site and then later found the same exact chairs inside the gym

Another person added: 'Yep. You are in possession of stolen property. Turn yourself in now before Grimace and Ronald show up at your house.'

And Marlie isn't the first content creator to have claimed to have purchased stolen property. 

According to the comments, Marlie's story reminded them of Carly Aquilino’s tale about buying chairs off of Facebook Marketplace that were probably stolen from planet fitness. 

She explained that she purchased yellow hand-shaped chairs from the site and then later found the same exact chairs inside the gym.