Jun 15, 2024
2:24:30pm
2:24:30pm
I've come to a few conclusions as I pass through life...
1) some people just suck at being good members of society.
2) some people are so obsessed with money that they're socially inept, regardless of actual income.
3) there are worthless garbage humans who force companies to set limits, because they want to game the system at the expense of everyone else. Those people suck. You see them in all facets of life: the inept software Exec who fires boatloads of people to cover his incompetence, the insincere "believer" who enjoys sowing doubts in class, the consumer who expects a product to be perfect and never age/fail.
2) some people are so obsessed with money that they're socially inept, regardless of actual income.
3) there are worthless garbage humans who force companies to set limits, because they want to game the system at the expense of everyone else. Those people suck. You see them in all facets of life: the inept software Exec who fires boatloads of people to cover his incompetence, the insincere "believer" who enjoys sowing doubts in class, the consumer who expects a product to be perfect and never age/fail.
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Jun 15, 9:17am
Guy in our ward was talking about how every summer he’s bought a lawn mower from Costco and then returns it when the
Jun 15, 9:32am
Jun 15, 12:53pm
Jun 16, 5:07am
I heard Nordstroms has (or had) one of the most generous return policies: one might be able to return items not even
Jun 15, 9:39am
My sister was a manager there. I don’t know about that, but they were generous but had their limits.
Jun 15, 9:49am
Jun 15, 5:38pm