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Are they a chain? You might be able to find your size online or at a different location. I mean, assuming there isn't a company-wide policy against anything above a size five.
I say turn that raffle into an auction, and get at least some of its value back in cash.
Gift or sell it? Sorry op that is a bummer!
Well on the bright side, at least you won something!
*OP walks into gym* "I'm hoping to get into shape. How much do you charge for membership?" "Uh, you already seem to be in shape; I don't think weight loss would help, but everyone could benef—" "Weight isn't the issue. Are there any exercises for losing… height?" "…"
Break your back. I lost an inch when I broke mine. Time and age will do it too but ain't nobody got time for that!
How weird is that? Even if you're very slim you might not be able to wear anything due to your body type e.g. broad shoulders, bigger breats, etc. I am curious what their answer was.
I'm all about re-selling things to make money. Or if there's no market for their gift cards, you could just use it to get some nice things and sell those on Ebay or Poshmark/Mercari.
"Excuse me, do you have this in a bigger size?" "Sorry, we only carry sizes 1, 3, and 5"
You can try Sears
Do they sell accessories?
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I say turn that raffle into an auction, and get at least some of its value back in cash.
Are they a chain? You might be able to find your size online or at a different location. I mean, assuming there isn't a company-wide policy against anything above a size five.