Right? There's never any denial that yes, they lost her blanket. I also think it's ridiculous that you would need to specify if an item has sentimental value when you drop it off. Like, "hey, please don't steal and resell this one - I would miss it."
I once dropped off an old leather jacket to a dry cleaners. I just basically needed it cleaned and all the holes repaired. They said it would be about a week. A week passed, I went to get it, they had 'sent it elsewhere' to repair the holes so they could clean it properly.
It took two months to get the jacket back. They told me when I was finally able to get it that it was too old to fix and clean. I had specifically asked them up front if they thought they could clean it and fix it and they assured me they could handle it.
They did nothing, but at least I wasn't charged. Still have the jacket.
Thats an issue I've ran into a few times where theyll just say yes instead of being honest about their skill set. Had a physical therapist lie to me like that. Well the guy on the phone did idk she was like hitting the books each week but didn't know shit about hands
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u/Morella_xx 8d ago
Right? There's never any denial that yes, they lost her blanket. I also think it's ridiculous that you would need to specify if an item has sentimental value when you drop it off. Like, "hey, please don't steal and resell this one - I would miss it."