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" Great prices, good design, and tasty food \u2013 there&amp;#039;s a slew of reasons why IKEA&amp;#039;s\u00A0big\u00A0yellow letters have become\u00A0a beacon of promise to shoppers around the globe. They represent a\u00A0promise that you&amp;#039;ll enter the store empty handed and walk out with a ready-to-assemble living room. But for first-time visitors, a trip to the giant furniture warehouse is less like a scene out of 500 Days of Summer, and more like that awkward first day of school when you don&amp;#039;t know anything or anyone. (Ryan Reynolds knows what we&amp;#039;re talking about.)  BuzzFeed found three adults who had never been to IKEA (gasp!) and decided to send them on a shopping excursion. Initial reactions included, &amp;quot;it looks like a &amp;#039;90s rollercoaster,&amp;quot; and &amp;quot;look at their tasteful use of crates.&amp;quot; This excitement \u2013 and sheer optimism \u2013 didn&amp;#039;t last for long. Sent\u00A0into the massive store with little direction or assistance, these first-time visitors quickly found themselves lost, confused, and overwhelmed. &amp;quot;We haven&amp;#039;t seen light in hours. We don&amp;#039;t know how long it&amp;#039;s been,&amp;quot; one said.\u00A0Yep, sounds like a routine IKEA trip. Watch the entire IKEA visit below,\u00A0and prepare for some laughs:        "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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