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Aaaand that's why you buy within your means. People like you suck. The store is not lending you their clothing. They're losing money but you're still using their dress, it's kinda stealing if you think about it. I don't care if it'd be in perfect condition blahblahblah, there are plenty of places that sell cheaper clothing that's still nice. YDI.
Retail does not mean rental. Cheapskates like you drive up the prices for everyone. It also steals profit from stores which leaves less money for payroll meaning less hours for employees. When you do this, you are stealing from people who make minimum wage. You and people like you should be ashamed.
This is exactly right. It directly affects the store and everyone working there. I work at small family-run store with dresses in the $20-$80 range. You wouldn't believe how many people do it with affordable clothes! It's just a game to some. It happens all the time and if you try to say anything you are the bad guy. So we end up taking back unsellable merchandise that we can't afford to basically give away free to people who think they're above everyone else.
I mean you will at least be able to get store credit
coming from someone who works in retail, ydi people like you are the reason I get minimum wage, you buy it return it and since its worn we can't resell it at full price, we have to send it to get professionally cleaned then sell it at a discount
Stop being so righteous, the point of the fml is not that she bough a dress with the intention of returning it, it's that someone took it upon themselves to rip the tag off. This other party obviously had no idea what the OP's intentions were, and decided to, without asking op, damage her possessions. The other party is a criminal in this scenario too.
The other party is a criminal? WTF? If I saw tags hanging off of you I'd pull them and I'd hope someone would do the same for me. That isn't damaging personal possessions, it's removing something that doesn't belong on cloths you're wearing out. Additionally, that OP didn't intend to pay actually means it wasn't her possession to begin with. It was, in fact, something she stole form another person (not just "borrowed" from a store).
I think you mean "the store's possession", not "her possession". You can't attribute any negative connotations to the actions of the person who pulled the tag, since there is no good reason someone would leave the tag in a dress (except for this douchey cheapskate move). The OP totally deserves this.
You obviously didn't hide the tag well enough.
Expensive on the outside, cheap on the inside.
This FML was copied from a french one.
Put the tag on as best as you can. Take it back and tell them you wanna even exchange it.
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Well, that's not the other person's fault and really, if you were intending to return it, you shouldn't have bought it in the first place.
I think your saviour did a poor job of keeping you from being embarrassed.