Moderately Confused by Jeff Stahler for December 26, 2022

Truly a different species

I must have a certain style. My son and my sister gifted me the identical shirts from the same store this Christmas … one to be replaced!

OK, this is my opportunity to learn this, once-and-for-all, is the returning of gifts the day after Christmas, the British traditional Boxing Day?

I return very few things. I think I average about 2 per decade.

By the time you drive there, wait in long tedious lines, and the person in front of you holds up the line for 20 minutes,NO‼️

I just give it to someone who can use it or donate it to the Woman’s shelter‼️

Returning presents give you a chance to see the stuff you might have liked better. Also might save a little money, because no matter low the pre-holiday sale price, stores always seem to find more room to reduce price. Makes you wonder what the actual cost of goods was in the first place.

Finding a parking place and then the lineups ruin both for me.

“Enjoy”? What is this word “enjoy” doing in the same sentence as “returning”?

Her name must be Karen.

I have never returned a gift in my whole life.

We do a secret Santa through Elfster. It’s like a gift registry so you only get what you wish for. No need for returns.

Celebrate Orthodox Christmas – Buy gifts after regular Christmas – no returns…