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Dragging something heavy from there to here, then bragging about it online.
means To pull or transport something with effort, or the load of goods so moved.
from From Old French 'haler,' to pull a rope, borrowed by sailors yanking sails; the shopping-bag version is pure internet, where the catch is consumer goods not cod.
Nautical rootsSailors hauled rope long before vloggers hauled bags.
Long haulMeans a great distance, hence the wearying flight.
YouTube genreFilming new purchases became a multimillion-view spectacle.