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means To move or pull something heavy with effort — and online, to show off a big batch of purchases like trophies from the hunt.

from From Middle English 'halen', meaning to drag or pull, related to Old French 'haler' and ultimately to Old Norse and Germanic roots tied to towing. The sense of a 'haul' as loot or a big catch (as in a fisherman's haul or a thief's haul) is centuries old — the shopping-video version just swapped fish and stolen goods for shopping bags and good lighting.