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⌈ Secret Post #2866 ⌋

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[Strictly Come Dancing, linked for nudity]

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10. [ SPOILERS for Transformers: More than Meets the Eye ]

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11. [ WARNING for child sexual abuse ]

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Haha way to mine for the one example that might marginally apply to in your sad defense, anon. You can leave a movie and get your money back if it's "not to your taste", you can sample songs and send back restaurant food for the same reason. And there is no "taste" to gasoline of course, but it was you who brought up that asinine example in the first place, positing that it "might not get you were you want to go" - i.e., it might be defective. This is literally your analogy I'm working with here. Grocery stores also clearly display what something is and often have samples of new products so that you can decide without paying for something first, so you still don't have a defense here.

Besides, some books are not "not to my taste" and quite literally "of poor quality" from an objective point of view, as well. Sample first, don't pay until you know you want it. It's how everything else works - from music to films to clothing to cars. Like I said, legally if you can - browse in bookstores or the library or samples chapters, but if none of those are available, don't pay for garbage or before you've had a chance to sample.

I literally do not know a single store out here where I live in the US that gives out free samples for every new product. You'll be lucky if they give free samples of something they're promoting.

The grocery stores in my area always have samples of new products on weekends, and you can try a taste of things in the deli, usually.

...I have no idea why they expect you to buy something new you've literally never tried before, otherwise. That seems bizarre. What if you hate it?

It's beside the point though, because everything about restaurant food, films, music, etc. still entirely applies.

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