Uber?! That would be at least $50. Crazy. This whole thing is crazy!

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Anonymous wrote:So you strategized with a more than a handful of people, discussed PayPal, and yet never considered ubering the swim trunks there? Befuddling.

They clearly wanted the swim trunks returned--not money to replace them.

Next time use your noggin: uber.

I have to say it sounds like you had enough time to leave them on their porch with all the scheming and wine opening you were doing. Why didn't friend's husband offer to watch your kids while you went?

Yeah, this is a good point. It does sound like you had plenty of people around who could have watched your kids sleep or something.

Well, I was team other mom, but if that update is true, wtf, they are crazy. They probably go to a far away school because the locals know they are nuts.

The people who want to do uber, that's 50-75 dollars.

What the hell.

Anonymous wrote:So you strategized with a more than a handful of people, discussed PayPal, and yet never considered ubering the swim trunks there? Befuddling.

They clearly wanted the swim trunks returned--not money to replace them.

Next time use your noggin: uber.

A 50 min uber ride? Seems pricey for a set of swim trunks.

Anonymous wrote:OP you absolutely positively must text that mom right now and tell her you need your $5 back IMMEDIATELY.

Yes. Please. And post to DCUM.

I've read a lot of the thread and the one thing that I really can't get past is: who only has one swimsuit for a 7 year old?

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Anonymous wrote:So you strategized with a more than a handful of people, discussed PayPal, and yet never considered ubering the swim trunks there? Befuddling.

They clearly wanted the swim trunks returned--not money to replace them.

Next time use your noggin: uber.

Not OP. It has never ever occurred to me to use Uber as a delivery service. How much would it cost to Uber something to a house an hour away? Probably more than anyone is willing to spend on a pair of size 6 swim trunks.

Sorry, size 10.

I've wondered that too. Uber delivers? Must be expensive, but it would solve the problem.

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Anonymous wrote:So you strategized with a more than a handful of people, discussed PayPal, and yet never considered ubering the swim trunks there? Befuddling.

They clearly wanted the swim trunks returned--not money to replace them.

Next time use your noggin: uber.

Not OP. It has never ever occurred to me to use Uber as a delivery service. How much would it cost to Uber something to a house an hour away? Probably more than anyone is willing to spend on a pair of size 6 swim trunks.

Sorry, size 10.

Anonymous wrote:So you strategized with a more than a handful of people, discussed PayPal, and yet never considered ubering the swim trunks there? Befuddling.

They clearly wanted the swim trunks returned--not money to replace them.

Next time use your noggin: uber.

Not OP. It has never ever occurred to me to use Uber as a delivery service. How much would it cost to Uber something to a house an hour away? Probably more than anyone is willing to spend on a pair of size 6 swim trunks.

Anonymous wrote:OP you absolutely positively must text that mom right now and tell her you need your $5 back IMMEDIATELY.

OMG hilarious!

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Anonymous wrote:Why didn't the local friend who dropped off the cash just swing by target and pick up any trunks in size 10?

So what are you going to do with the trunks, OP?

read the whole update, she tried and they didn't have it in the child's size

No way all of target had NO size ten.... They usually sell S, M, & L... Should have just grabbed an L.

The other kid wears a size 6, OP's kid wears a 10. Keep up!

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No, you have it wrong. Reading comprehension?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why didn't the local friend who dropped off the cash just swing by target and pick up any trunks in size 10?

So what are you going to do with the trunks, OP?

read the whole update, she tried and they didn't have it in the child's size

No way all of target had NO size ten.... They usually sell S, M, & L... Should have just grabbed an L.

The other kid wears a size 6, OP's kid wears a 10. Keep up!

No, it's the other way around. Read more carefully!

Glad for the update. I think they weren't gracious about the money because that's not what they wanted or asked for- they wanted the suit. The local Target didn't have the suit, stopping and getting one on their trip may be out of their way.
No doubt swimsuit Mom sounds unnecessarily nasty and over the top, but I can see her perspective.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why didn't the local friend who dropped off the cash just swing by target and pick up any trunks in size 10?

So what are you going to do with the trunks, OP?

read the whole update, she tried and they didn't have it in the child's size

No way all of target had NO size ten.... They usually sell S, M, & L... Should have just grabbed an L.

The other kid wears a size 6, OP's kid wears a 10. Keep up!

Nope. You've got it backwards.