I bought some undies from target a little while ago when the lady at the counter said to me: "Take them home, try them on, and if you aren't happy, bring them back. Just try to remember to leave the hygiene strip in!"
TRY?? EWWWWW
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I bought some undies from target a little while ago when the lady at the counter said to me: "Take them home, try them on, and if you aren't happy, bring them back. Just try to remember to leave the hygiene strip in!"
TRY?? EWWWWW
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What the? NO! That's just not cricket! Who says that? OH yuck
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Oh yuck alright!!!! At least I was clearly a different size to that woman I know she couldn't have worn my undies before lol lol lol
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I tend to look for the unopened pack, but if its marked down and they just look "looked at", then I might grab them. My main concern with the opened pack is not that they have been worn, but that the sizes have been messed with.
Totally different item, but we bought 2 woollen underlays, same brand. Got them home, one was lovely and the other was cheap. Someone had done a swap in store, so that is always on my mind when buying something in a package.
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I hope you took it back and got what you paid for Astrid! I can't believe someone would be so audacious as to swap an underlay like that.
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Yes I did! So glad I had bought two at once, so it made it really obvious, if I had bought only one, I may have missed it first off. What go me, was how well the person swapped them across, normally those things never go back in the same way.
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Nope i don't buy an opened pack.
I used to work at Target and very often girls in the ladieswear would find old bras hung up on shelves. Some women would do swapsies in the changerooms and put their filthy used stained, ripped, worn out bras on the shelves. And this will be very TMI gross but one girl even found soiled undies
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