Today, at my work at a charity shop, I reached into a new bag of donations only to pull out... used underwear. Thanks for your generosity. FML
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indigohero 20
@22 Yeah that's exactly what I do now since this happened and @21 exactly. I swear some of the stuff people "donate" is ridiculous. It's clearly just stuff they couldn't be bothered to dispose of properly. One time, someone "donated" a small bag with a bundle of string and a rock in it (??) and another time someone had "donated" their old retainer..... just, why? And @16 it's true we get money for bags of rags and damaged clothing that we can't sell, but we don't actively ask for items like this - we ask for "good quality items", and while it's not so bad just throwing torn or worn clothes in a bag, it's kinda disgusting to have to sort through used underwear, stained baby clothes and dirty old socks, to name a few things. People donating clearly don't think through that an actual person has to sort through this stuff when they hand it over. Thankfully most of the stuff we get is fine though, there's just the odd few where you have to wonder what they were thinking. And generally I love working there, it's just nice to complain sometimes haha :)
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jqmalang 17
I understand that underwears are needs of others but at least wash the goddamn thing and package it.
LPac5295 27
That's pretty gross OP. Be sure to wash your hands after that one.
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mds9986 24
It could have been accidentally put there.
stvn97 11
It happens more often than you think
LiliK_fml 21
I feel your pain. I worked in a charity shop for a few months, we consistently got stained clothing, dirty underwear and various types of knives (??) in as donations. Although we did get a Les Paul guitar in at one point, which was pretty freakin' awesome.