OK then…
Today, I’m hard of hearing and rely partly on lip-reading. At a grocery store, the cashier asked me something I didn’t quite catch, so I smiled and nodded. Apparently, she had asked if I wanted to donate to a charity, so I ended up donating a couple of bucks to a cause I still don’t know the name of. FML
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DLBL 23
It's wrong to hit up customers like that. Years ago, a Walgreens hit me up, and I declined. I was crabby that day, so I emailed the manager and asked him to contribute to MY favorite charity.
Zebediabolical 45
You're not donating to a charity, you're donating to the grocery store. They're the ones who get the tax relief for the charitable donation.
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DLBL 23
It's wrong to hit up customers like that. Years ago, a Walgreens hit me up, and I declined. I was crabby that day, so I emailed the manager and asked him to contribute to MY favorite charity.
Zebediabolical 45
You're not donating to a charity, you're donating to the grocery store. They're the ones who get the tax relief for the charitable donation.
Rake 18
At least hopefully it's going to some good cause or another. There are worse ways to lose money.