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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]For a kids bathing suit.. Yeah she can pick another one up at target on the way to the beach. If it was an adult bathing suit I would be more understanding. I'm a heavier woman and I have exactly 3 bathing suits that don't draw attention to my ass and hips, so yeah I would be pissed if you "stole" one. But a kid... Don't sweat it.

I do think people are tearing into you because of your excuses. Honestly you didn't owe her an excuse. You could have just said no. [/quote]

Ugh, what a selfish person. I hope someone else is in charge of teaching your children morals. [/quote]

Morals? We aren't discussing abortion or the death penalty. This was an honest mistake.[/quote]

And you are to CORRECT your mistakes. It's not just the big problems we should have a moral code about, you know. Or maybe you don't know. [/quote]

So she can mail the suit. Correcting the mistake doesn't mean being dictated to by a nutcase in the middle of the night making unreasonable demands. Any person with any morals wouldn't demand the suit same day. OP will get the suit back in a reasonable time. It's on the crazy swimsuit lady to make due while she waits.[/quote]

She wasn't told to drop it off at 10.

She obviously had notice much earlier in the afternoon since she had ample time to strategize with a dozen friends throughout the day and ultimately had a friend drop off cash after work...ya know, 5pm? She probably knew by 3 or 4pm...plenty of time to fix the problem before baby's bedtime. [/quote]

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