I know it must be too much to ask, the employees don't give a shit, and the store employers are probably just glad their unskilled laborers show up on time, sober & lucid.

Why is it so difficult to attach those loss prevention tags in a manner that won't damage the clothing? I just bought two nice shirts last night. When I got home, I noticed they both have unsightly & irreparable holes in them. Now I have to drive back to the store to return them.

You knew where the tag was, so you couldn't unsee that pin hole.

Would a casual observer notice it?

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Originally posted by Rawny:
Would a casual observer notice it?

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Originally posted by Rawny:
Would a casual observer notice it?

Most likely not, but it's similar to a stain. Few people actively look for stains on other people's clothes, furniture, or whatever, but once you notice it, you can't unsee it.

Q's Seinfeld reference is exactly what comes to mind.

The store sold you damaged goods that you did not bargain for.... return for a undamaged product or demand a full refund..... drill sgt.