When something seems a little too good to be true, it usually is. When something seems pretty normal, it can still disappoint you. And I honestly think that might be worse.
These people definitely got played. It's amazing how disappointed you can be, even if your expectations weren't really that high to begin with. But I guess that's just a part of life.
Yeah, I don't even have words for how annoying that must be. You go in, expect to pass inspection, and end up failing because of someone else's error. Rough.
I'm not sure if that makes a difference in the grand scheme of things, but it's still pretty aggravating. And, like, kind of really specific at that.
Apparently, measurements are hard. I can't get over the fact that any given measuring tape could be wrong, and we may never know until it's too late.
Man, now I'm starting to have trust issues.
On the plus side, you can just go into any store and ask them to remove the tag for you. But that really sucks because it kind of defeats the purpose of shopping online.
I figured out a long time ago that the picture on the box almost always looks better than the actual product. It's still disappointing every time, though.
The worst part is definitely the fact that this looks like it would've been a really good pizza. I guess some of us aren't meant to have nice things (or whole pizza).
I've never been to CVS, so I've never experienced this firsthand. But imagine going to a store for one or two items, only to be stopped at the checkout because it takes the receipt 100 years to stop printing.
I absolutely hate it when a pack of cookies looks really good, but then the real stuff is sad and plain-looking like these ones. Just let us have delicious chocolate chips on our store-bought cookies! Please!
This sucks solely because baby corn is one of the best things out there. It's almost like, what was the point of buying this specific veggie mix?
Honestly, I believe it. Am I disappointed? Yes, absolutely. But am I surprised? Not at all, sadly. I wouldn't put it past any company to try and trick people with sizes like this.
I'm guessing whoever cut this pizza is either brand new, was in a hurry, or simply didn't care about doing their job well. In any case, it sucks to be the person on the receiving end.
When the crème and the fruit are in there, those cookies are soooo good. Too bad this one's missing literally all the important parts. Talk about a serious letdown.
"I sent her a bday card but she never got it. Today I found out why; it was in my mailbox with a 'return to sender' sticker and the card itself was cut into."
...wow.
Reese's first mistake was using that shade of pink. They should've gone for something darker. That way it would've at least not looked like a tongue. But I guess sometimes you live and you learn.
The fact that they stuck it in the car without OP being able to see it is pretty shady, to be honest.
Did... did the last owners take the shelves or something? What happened here?
I wonder if the last people just never used that thing. Maybe they didn't even know it could open.
I feel like it's been a long time since I've seen a can of Arizona that was actually for sale for 99 cents. Even though the price is still on the can...
When you get a jelly donut, you kind of expect there to be jelly in there. And I mean, there's still jelly in this one. But it's very clearly not enough, and it's kind of bugging me.
So, instead of paying $1.5 per mozzarella stick, OP ended up paying $4 per mozzarella stick. That's basically robbery. Like, they better be the best mozzarella sticks in the world.
That definitely wasn't smart on the seller's part. The worst part is that it's probably going to be way more effort than it's worth the get a refund or replacement.
