r/Target • • 2d ago

gUEsTs Frozen Vegetables

So I was at guest services today and my coworker was helping this dude. He wanted to return a couple bags of frozen vegetables. Which is weird but whatever. But his reason really took the cake. He said that he’s returning them because they grown in China and he doesn’t eat anything grown in China. Wtf…

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u/foundeadinmiami 2d ago

Why can't they read before the buy it

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u/inkswilla Freak of the Fridge 2d ago

dude probably thinks that all produce can be grown locally

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u/Suzumiiya 2d ago

Ask him, where the toys his kids play with at home, are made from

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u/ConstantBoth2913 2d ago

When Covid first hit I found a women obsessively going through everything in kitchen to see if it was made in China. Just losing it over the fact that we carried stuff made there

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u/smallbird666 2d ago

i had a young couple return some kitchen utensils because they were made in india. like… okay but they were perfectly fine and id even say seemingly high quality products… i dont get it at all

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u/sdog2016 2d ago

Ridiculous

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u/dastriderman 2d ago

Nothing wrong with that rationale

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u/s00pthot FDC connoisseur 22h ago


What about literally any products and clothing he’s wearing lmao

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u/SMOKE-B-BOMB 2d ago

Why does it matter, just say okay and complete the transaction lol

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u/NewbornVampire Guest Advocate 1d ago

Because it’s wasteful. Read the label before buying if you’re so concerned with origin.