hey wallmart, this milk went bad
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It stabbed me when I went for some night time snacks.
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90 days is how long it takes to fill out the paperwork
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You could freeze it...
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Wait, that's 1.25 per liter. Isn't that kind of expensive?
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Wait, that's 1.25 per liter. Isn't that kind of expensive?
Its 1 gallon or 3.78L.
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Wait, that's 1.25 per liter. Isn't that kind of expensive?
well yeah, everything's more expensive under daddy trump
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I once had someone (during my thankfully short stint in retail) try and return a block of cheese that had gone mouldy before the use by date.
The packet was open and half eaten and he admitted they hadn't kept it in the fridge.
And my manager over rode me and gave the refund!
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I once had someone (during my thankfully short stint in retail) try and return a block of cheese that had gone mouldy before the use by date.
The packet was open and half eaten and he admitted they hadn't kept it in the fridge.
And my manager over rode me and gave the refund!
Once I was refusing a return because the customer never paid for the item, I explained how the item wasn't on the receipt because the cashier made an error in their favor and they never paid for it.
My supervisor sent me to lunch and did the return to get the customer out of the store.
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Umpqua? Are the Chinese brands from amazon selling milk now too?
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Umpqua? Are the Chinese brands from amazon selling milk now too?
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Ah nice, well I was wrong on that one lol
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Ah nice, well I was wrong on that one lol
It seems I've lived most of my life in the small part of the world where they distribute, so I've definitely seen the name on the store shelves often. Still had to look it up though, because who actually pays attention to that? Haha.
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There is a grocery chain in southeast US called Publix that will absolutely refund expired milk and other items. They have a weekly rotation of BOGO free items. If you return those items after they aren't on sale anymore you will recieve a refund for each item. They've had this policy for decades aa far as I'm aware so it must not be abused too badly. They are also often twice as expensive as other grocery stores so maybe that justifies it.
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I once had someone (during my thankfully short stint in retail) try and return a block of cheese that had gone mouldy before the use by date.
The packet was open and half eaten and he admitted they hadn't kept it in the fridge.
And my manager over rode me and gave the refund!
Used to be a site called behind the counter, something like that, was stories of a Wal Mart rep doing returns. They'd return anything, summer equipment people used and returned covered in sand, bikes because of flats, etc. with and without receipts they didn't give a shit. His or her blog was amazing.
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Working at a home improvement store, I had a customer return a Christmas tree. The day after Christmas stating “it is dying”. Yes, lady that is what cut trees tend to do.
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It seems I've lived most of my life in the small part of the world where they distribute, so I've definitely seen the name on the store shelves often. Still had to look it up though, because who actually pays attention to that? Haha.
I didn't even think twice about the name, it's my go-to brand of ice cream. But of course the native American names sound odd to people not in the pacific northwest lol.
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There is a grocery chain in southeast US called Publix that will absolutely refund expired milk and other items. They have a weekly rotation of BOGO free items. If you return those items after they aren't on sale anymore you will recieve a refund for each item. They've had this policy for decades aa far as I'm aware so it must not be abused too badly. They are also often twice as expensive as other grocery stores so maybe that justifies it.
wrote last edited by [email protected]That's a pretty big cost exaggeration but otherwise that fits my experience with them
That and their deli always being out of the falafel filling
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I didn't even think twice about the name, it's my go-to brand of ice cream. But of course the native American names sound odd to people not in the pacific northwest lol.
I'm now suspicious that all of those drop shipping brands are actually native American and just buy product from the Chinese.
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I didn't even think twice about the name, it's my go-to brand of ice cream. But of course the native American names sound odd to people not in the pacific northwest lol.
Ahhh... Yeah, I'm not big on ice cream or milk (but love cheese, which it seems they don't sell), so that would explain why I'm only vaguely aware of the name.
