So I got an awesome new Batman cup the other day and yesterday I enjoyed it's amazingness at being a cup while I drank sweet tea out of it and read a book. It was warm out and I was happy.
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Proof |
But before I used the cup I noticed something odd on the sticker...
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This cup is "NOT A TOY" |
Why is THAT important enough to tell people? Do people sometimes use cups as toys and then get mad about it being broken? How would that call go?
Yes, I would like to complain about this cup I bought. I was playing football with it and it shattered when I spiked it! What kind of sham operation are you running?
These are things that go through my head.
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