Sally saw this one. I'm guessing they don't literally hold things for you either. Sorry.
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The first paragraph talks about holding unsold merchandise, which is inane. The second paragraph starts to make sense, describing the non-holding policy for purchased items. What am I missing?
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The first paragraph talks about holding unsold merchandise, which is inane.
The second paragraph starts to make sense, describing the non-holding policy for purchased items.
What am I missing?
If this is from a store, don't they already "hold" unsold merchandise?
I mean, it's unsold, until someone pays for it.
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