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My views and opinions can change, and those that are expressed in this post may not necessarily reflect the ones I hold today.
In response to what I received, I left a two-star review on the product page on Amazon, showing the public exactly what I received in the mail, and explaining that this isn’t actually really a bed, but rather, a warped piece of foam the size of a pillow.
Then, something very interesting happened.
The merchant, S-Lifeeling, reached out to me. But, not to apologize for a terrible product or to give me a voucher for a different product … but rather, to let me know that I needed to wait two days for the foam to decompress. The funny part was that the day on which they sent me that message was the two-day mark, and the crumpled foam looked exactly the same.
It doesn’t end there. Earlier today, they proceeded to message me on Facebook, requesting that I change my negative review to a five-star one. I promptly requested a refund via Amazon, packaged the product, changed my two-star review to a one-star review, and decided to share my story here too.
If you’re interested in reading my review, you can find it at https://smile.amazon.com/review/R2BP8QY34P9O4G. This post is over 9 years old and may contain information that is incorrect, outdated, or no longer relevant.
My views and opinions can change, and those that are expressed in this post may not necessarily reflect the ones I hold today.
This post is over 9 years old and may contain information that is incorrect, outdated, or no longer relevant.
My views and opinions can change, and those that are expressed in this post may not necessarily reflect the ones I hold today.
This post is over 9 years old and may contain information that is incorrect, outdated, or no longer relevant.
My views and opinions can change, and those that are expressed in this post may not necessarily reflect the ones I hold today.
A whole lot of people were complaining on social media about how this Hearthstone event was taking place at a Buffalo Wild Wings restaurant, and how distracting it would be … but it actually ended up just fine. I got to meet up with some of my buddies from Tempo Storm, and even got to enjoy a nice … wait, what even is this?
If you guessed “mold,” you would be correct. This was my first time trying blue cheese, and I was a little bit confused when I received my burger and it smelled distinctly moldy. The only reason I ordered it is because I had never had it before, and I like trying new items on the menu … but I didn’t exactly look it up first to see what I would be getting.
In other news, one of my co-workers with whom I met up at the event has nearly THIRTY THREE THOUSAND unread emails. It was so mind-boggling to me, as I always use my inbox as a to-do list and archive emails after I’m done addressing them, that I snapped a photo of her Mail app.
And finally, remember how, back during our Fireside Festival, I saw Hyped, a professional Overwatch player for Immortals, and proceeded to take a photograph together with him so I could tweet at Baemax (his girlfriend) and say “hey look who I found”?
Well, I got to do it again today, except in reverse.
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The price of that thing? Apparently US$7. And just because it fills the whole photograph doesn’t mean it’s big … I just snapped it from very close to capture the detail and get a higher-quality photograph. It’s actually about the diameter equal to when I stretch out my thumb and middle finger as far as they can go.
I obviously didn’t want to eat in at Chuck E. Cheese’s because of all the children, so I placed an order to go. Unfortunately, I had to sit and wait inside Chuck E. Cheese’s for them to actually finish making the pizza anyway, so I got to suspiciously be an adult inside a children’s play place. … Or so I thought.
Luckily, I’m not the only one who has T-Mobile as a carrier, and I also wasn’t the only one who wanted to take advantage of their free pizza from T-Mobile Tuesdays. While I was waiting for my pizza, I managed to find a corner of the place where there were a ton of adults just sitting at tables enjoying their free pizza … lol