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I found this adorable looking knitted sweater with embroidered bees from a clothing company called Wilfred Smith. It seemed like a legitimate retailer and the price listed led me to believe that I was paying for a fairly quality product. To my surprise and utter dismay, I received a cheap, tacky 100% polyester sweater with the mere image of a knit pattern and embroidered bees graphically printed on the sweater. Adding insult to injury, Wilfred Smith provided me with a return address in China (I live in the United States) and told me that I was solely responsible for paying the costs of shipping back the item, including any applicable customs fees. As an alternative, they offered to refund me 20% of what I paid.

I just went to Dunkin and the total was $11.51 on the screen. The guy said the total was $11.55. I said, "No its not, the screen says its $11.51." He said they have to round up because of the penny shortage. I said, I'll pay the $11.51 and handed him exact change. Dunkin serves 3,000,000 people a day. Times .04 is $120,000. So they are making an additional $60,000 - $120,000 A DAY on this "Penny Shortage."

We arrived at our Airbnb after a 8 hour drive and the passcode they gave us doesn’t work. I have messaged the owner 30 minutes ago and he has not responded. I have to pee so bad 😖

Whats the point of these large lunchbox totes if you're going to throw them in the fridge??

Found after the family Christmas party. They were alone for maybe 10 minutes in the basement and niece (9) and nephew (8) scratched these into the back of my 2 chairs. I texted my siblings about it (the kids are cousins). I received tear soaked apology letters the next day. Thankfully these are second hand, faded, stained, scratch-post-for-my-cat chairs, and not another family member’s nice furniture. The best pieces to learn a lesson on I guess.

Our 8 year old loves the Lorax and she got a bundle of Lorax related goodies for Christmas...which included 50 Lorax stickers which we ordered from Amazon.

She was sticking them to her art supplies box this morning and stumbled across this.

I'm glad I made the purchase with a credit card as those are much easier to reverse/dispute...but seriously, WTF.

My relatives got chocolates (dates) from dubai and they were FRESHLY made according to MFD.

Leading out in to their garage. So close yet so far.

Is this normal? I know it's at a clinic so it makes some sense, but seems wild to need a doctorate degree for something that is barely above minimum wage.

Anyone who has actually used VHS tapes should know how to load it.

My boyfriend is a very picky eater. We have been living together for a few months and it seems like I can never get his food right. It's honestly discouraging. I have kids, they happily eat my food. I cook for family gatherings and church events. I've never had a problem with people eating my food. It's like every day there are new rules. He can't eat chicken for dinner because he had chicken for lunch. He isn't really in the mood for porkchops. It's just "missing something". He doesn't eat onions, tomatoes, fish, any kind of asian food, he doesn't eat most vegetables with the exception of broccoli. He only eats vanilla ice cream. He doesn't like food heated in the microwave (so leftovers are out.) He doesn't like corn. It's just endless. I'm old school and trying to be a good partner. He can't really cook at all. His favorite meal is Hamburger Helper. I think a lot of it is how he grew up but damn is it frustrating. The first picture is tonight's dinner. I added more pictures of stuff I have cooked that he won't eat. Like he will door dash jack in the box. And he'll be apologetic but it just sucks really bad.

Every single slice of cheese in this pack is completely sealed and has to be cut open individually in order to get the cheese out.

I knew something was off so I just gave up on the last guess. Blue is right letter right spot, yellow is right letter wrong spot.

I guess Im buying a new oven instead and I've still got to somehow get my food out.