Does anyone know of a place where I can return some objectionable relatives? (I'm not talking about immediate family, but a few members of the extended family.) For several weeks now I've been searching high and low for a place that would take them back, but with absolutely no luck.
I went to Customer Service at Wal-Mart, but the woman with only 3 teeth and a mullet who was working the counter just looked at me like I was the crazy one.
I tried Target, Sears, Eddie Bauer, Macy's and I even called Customer Service at Microsoft. All to no avail.
I don't want an exchange.
I don't even want a refund.
I would just like to return them because it's not working out so well.
So, if you come across a place that could help me out, would you mind letting me know? I would sure appreciate it.
11 comments:
The Dollar Store?
I so hear ya on this one! Doesn't every family have one or two?
I'm just glad I can say, "I'm adopted" ...and that's the absolute honest truth!!! LOL!!!!! I get to pick & choose who I want to say I'm related to!!!...and I definitely pick you, my favorite sissin! =)
Hmmmm, have you checked out the second hand stores? I'm sure that back in the recesses, in one dark corner, lies everyones give-away relatives !!! This bunch is only allowed out on Halloween, their favorite holiday!!! ( granny good witch)
You are so much fun, YASL by THE MOM
Can you wait a few weeks until it gets warmer and have a garage sale?
Good Will? Salvation Army? Deseret Industries?
Have you tried those places? You probably won't get much for them, but it doesn't sound like they are worth much anyway.
i hear the D.I. will take anything...
I have closer relatives that I'd like to return. But unfortunately they came with a "no returns/no exchanges" tattoo on their butts.
Nordstrom.
Nordstrom takes anything back.
WHen you get it figured out, you let me now. We can do a group return
I'd like to add my MIL to your's and Melissa's returns please.
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