So yesterday I went shopping at Century 21, found a great top loved it only to discover later when i came home there was a small hole in the sleeve. It wasn't really noticable but it was a brand new shirt and I paid a decent amount for it. Now if it was a $5 shirt I could probably care less but that wasn't the case so today I went to the store for an exchange. When I try to return the shirt i had purchased yesterday to exchange it for the new hole less shirt. The cashier says something about the tag being wrong, at that moment i realized that the shirt i bought yesterday was $5 cheaper than what the price is supposed to be. In my head i'm thinking wow this sux but whatever i was willing to pay the $5 difference. The cashier brings the manager over and she says to me "do you know how this tag got on here?" So i'm like idk you guys work here how am i supposed to know how the tag go on there. I didn't know what she meant at that time I thought she was just talking about the price difference, then she says to me that the price tag has been switched and if you look closely you can see where the hole is ripped a bit where someone had taken off the original price tag and slipped another tag with a different price on there. I tell the manager i don't know how the wrong price tag got on there but when i picked the shirt off the rack yesterday that's how it was and I didn't know it was the wrong price, who really pays attention to that. Then she says to me that she needs to check the security cams to verify that this is indeed the shirt that I purchased. I said that's find you do what you need to do, I went to the fitting room to try on this shirt also so you can check those cameras too. Then she said okay I believe you, the worst part is that I still paid $5 extra for the new shirt w/out the holes after being accused of switching price tags. IF i were to indeed switch price tags OBVIOUSLY i would keep the one that I paid less $$ for and not try to return it and purchase the same shirt at full value, that's just a really retarded move. I don't see why it was such a big issue because at the end of the day I didn't profit from any of this, the company profited.

VOTE NOV 3 GO BLOOMBERG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

So I feel like i've been alive for quite some time now and i have a decent amount of life experience, with that in mind the past year or so I have come to the harsh reality that there are many people that I call "friends" aren't really my friends at all. In fact I have come to feel that they are more like wolves hiding in sheeps clothing pretending to be my friends. I feel that some ppl only want to be my friend bc they don't have any "real" friends themselves and are just simply bored with their lives and need someone to hang out with. One so called friend of mine (we'll call this person apple) only calls to hang out when no one else is around. I noticed this trend a few months back apple would call and try to set up a hang out such as dinner, or a night for drinks, etc. But apple was busy with everyday life just as most people have like work, and school which is understandable bc everyone has their own shit to do. However I find out via fb that apple who is apparently "too busy" to spend maybe 2 hours or so with me to have dinner but has enough time to see other friends and go on a few days trip to another state, isn't too busy to spend the entire day at theme parks with friends and even has enough time in their life to date and find a S.O. So here I am thinking wtf? this is your idea of being "too busy?" I just hate it when ppl put me on the backburner and call me at the last min to try and make plans when their original plans fall through and now they're bored.