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Error'd: Princess Pricing
Sam suggests this Error'd indicates "Disney+ preparing the ground for usage-based billing." I'm intrigued by the idea that Disney might charge by the minute, but I suspect the reality is far more mundane.
Silly prices at online shopping sites don't usually make it through the gauntlet here, but I'm making an exception for the math, as Rob H. points out "it ain't mathin'."
and Harrison suggests a novel kind of discounting math "I went to the supermarket later at night for some beers, and had a snoop around the yellow sticker items for anything I might need or could freeze. This bakery item was priced in reverse, Was: 0.00, Now 1.99, discounted by negative infinity percent, and infinity is even printed upside down somehow."
We've got a mojibake from dragoncoder047: "Was browsing through the widget options on my iPhone home screen and found that Game Center had decided to do this. Mind you, my iPhone was, and always had been, set to English."
Finally a combination of typical time travel and package tracker shenanigans, not explained by time zone hijinks. Evelyn notes "Apparently the package was registered in July, on its way during January, and then got back to July."