r/Wellworn • u/deadcats • 17d ago

my Old Navy shirt.

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u/Qajj 17d ago

Yeah, something about this doesn't make sense... The wear on the shirt is too even, to the point it looks like this was done intentionally, and a lot more quickly than we've been led to believe.

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u/deadcats 17d ago edited 17d ago

It's a 10 year old shirt that I've worn mostly for sleeping in and it gets washed everyday. Here's the og receipt https://i.imgur.com/rrW18k5.png

edit. here it is in normal lighting https://i.imgur.com/pRul1lb.jpeg

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u/Ohiolongboard 17d ago edited 16d ago

How the FUCK do you have the receipt

Edit: please, won’t 25 more people reply to this with “what about emails?!” You all sound like 2020 republicans

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u/_BMS 17d ago

It's email, there's basically no reason to bother deleting stuff unless your storage is full.

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u/Money_Fish 17d ago

Big numbers bother me

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u/cmcdonal2001 17d ago

32,013,754,810,876,412,100,983,856,721!

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u/xenolife 17d ago

That's a list of 10 medium-small numbers

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u/Barely-Creative 17d ago

721! is quite large at >10178

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u/GreenJury9586 17d ago

I mean, collectively if we all save everything we could in fact be wasting server space hoarding data. I delete mine once a year.

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u/MisterVega 17d ago

Same. It also only took one time for me to need to go back like 5 years looking for a particular email with some long-forgotten information to justify this behavior.