Returning Things A while back my wife asked me to return a dehumidifier. Not shoes or a watch or anything under 475 pounds. I hate returning anything anyway seems like if your not sure think over weigh your options. Because it is my wife and not my college daughter who was responsible in the first place I begrudgingly went ahead on it. So of to Costco I go. Off coarse it’s raining like Noah’s flood and like always the place is like they are giving stuff away. On top of that I have to park 6 blocks away. So I finally wrangle the thing in a cart and away I go. I make to the entry way and tell the fella I have a return he looks at my cart and gives me the you must have fallen off the turnip truck look. He then points me to the return line. Which also appears to be giving stuff away. After a rather lengthy time and making several new friends and some Costco hot dog runs hold my place and I will make a hot dog run. I finally get up to the return desk explain my return. She happily says she will look up my purchase. After looking and then getting a co worker to look she tells I can’t find were you ever purchased a dehumidifier. Well I promptly insisted that my wife did and that she loves Costco and she just would not have purchase it anywhere else you certainly must be mistaken! . She then preceded to ask another co worker to come and get a closer look at my dehumidifier. When he looked he looked up at me and pointed to the red tape across the top of the box and politely preceded to tell me SEARS. Needless to say I was mortified my new best friends now look at me in utter shame. Of coarse it was still raining like the forty day flood I comely walk out with my tail tucked and headed for Sears which also had its own set of problems. That story has its own set of problems for another day.
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