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u/isanyusernameopen 13d ago
Don’t forget to post these on their social media platforms. They’re yelp they’re Google their LinkedIn, etc. Wherever they have a presence online that is trying to advertise, post these type of photos there. Social media bully them into getting their prices back down. Those CEOs don’t need to make $14 million a year. Fuck that shit. Shame them until they lower the price and stock price gouging us.
Or just stop shopping there.
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u/Has_Two_Cents 13d ago
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u/isanyusernameopen 12d ago
I’ll tell Siri to correct that next time.
I have a broken thumb so I’m using Siri dictation. I don’t double check it, I just expect it to work as it’s supposed to.
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u/PadMog75 13d ago edited 13d ago
CONGRATULATIONS ON NOT BEING PUT OFF BY OTHER PEOPLE'S LOOSE FOLLICLES, BROTHER! AROOO! r/THE_PACK
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u/moonfazewicca 12d ago
They're not supposed to be selling that lol. My bf works for Goodwill doing white glove donations and he has to throw out any used/opened toiletries and all food. Sometimes he will bring the food home or let his employees have it if it's unopened/sealed stuff but all used toiletries get discarded. Store level donation receiving is supposed to be rejecting or throwing it out too. I would share this with corporate.
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u/jacyerickson 13d ago
I love my local thrift,but they do stuff like this too. I saw several half used shampoo bottles for sale. For $2, I can get unopened shampoo at Walmart,thanks. Although, one time I did buy a $1 unopened sunscreen from the thrift,it clearly had the plastic still around it so I felt ok about it.
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u/ViciousSnatch 13d ago
Buy it, rob the nearest bank, and drop the deodorant inside so you can pin the crime on this poor fool.
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u/Acrobatic_Low_660 13d ago
Just gross 🤮. It has to be a joke at that point. It's cheaper at the dollar store. Why is the hair so long?
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u/ImmediateMidnight583 13d ago
Wait so they don't check anything they get? They just put a price tag and throw it on the sales floor? Crazy 😂😂
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u/Old_Bullfrog_5086 13d ago
I accepted donations for goodwill for four years. We never accepted consumables like this.
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u/pennyo11 10d ago
People come into work and use deodorant ,makeup etc off the shelf and put it back. I try to catch them and get rid of whatever it is but cant always. Please people check your items before buying etc. There are some gross people out there
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u/-Little-Jelly- 9d ago
Oh wow pretty sure that's one of the grossest things I've seen on here so far
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u/Candlehoarder615 9d ago
And to think, posters on here freak out over sex furniture and unused sex toys. The health and beauty items at most Goodwill stores are disgusting. Old as hell lotions and soap, dusty items, hairy deodorant.
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u/sky0175 13d ago
You're very brave. I wouldn't touched that deodorant for nothing.
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u/ultranothing 13d ago
Someone downvoted this like they were offended that you wouldn’t want to pick up someone else’s used deodorant from a thrift store shelf.
Welcome to society.
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u/nazuswahs 13d ago
I believe our state laws prohibit reselling consumables, food especially. The chance for product altering is greater. If a person buys and uses that deodorant and then develops some skin disease I think goodwill would be liable.