A long, long time ago, I worked (for a short time) as a Chargeback Associate at a major department store. One of my duties was to notify suppliers of damaged or returned items so the company could be reimbursed. The suppliers didn’t want the items back, so – in the case of clothing – I had to cut it up so people couldn’t get usable clothing out of the dumpster. I suggested the company could donate the clothing to a shelter, or to Goodwill/The Salvation Army/etc, and get a tax credit. The manager repeated company policy regarding chargebacks, and he proceeded to check up on the clothing I placed in the dumpster.
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Thank you for all your hard work in putting this post together Scottie. It’s impressive.
Me, I going with Richard Feyman’s quote….
Oh yeah and the one from Mark Kelly concerning the Prize Idiot’s demands concerning aircraft carriers.
(Trump would need careful tutoring to reach the status of Fool)
Take care guys.
Roger & Sheila
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