I Thought I'd Seen Everything...

[Oakspear]

The other day at the store where I work a customer tried to return a bottle of prune juice. Usually, no problem. This time, the checker looked at the expiration date, and saw that it had expired in September...of 1980!!!! :o

Of course the refund was not issued

Edited October 18, 2005 by Oakspear

[oenophile]

That is funny Oakspear. :lol:

A convenience store clerk once told me that people actually tried to get refunds for losing lottery tickets.

[Belle]

ROFLMAO!!!

Did he have a straight face when he asked for the refund?

If it had expired in 2000, I'd say he was a TWIt who didn't need it after saving the world from utter destruction on New Year's Eve. :D

[krys]

Whatever that was purchased to remove has long since passed through the concrete stage and is almost done with the petrification process.

[dmiller]

Of course the refund was not issued

Ahhh --- but if they had the receipt........????? ;) :lol:

Edited October 18, 2005 by dmiller

[Oakspear]

Ahhh --- but if they had the receipt........????? ;) :lol:

Hard to do, since the store i work in was not built until 1986, the first store in the chain was built in 1984 :blink:

[Brother Speed]

Receipt or no. I wanna know how much a vintage bottle of prune juice would fetch on Ebay. :lol:

[Belle]

Brother Speed, that would depend on whether or not you can see the image of the virgin Mary in the bottle.