This exchange, which was made a few days ago at Gap, we already select the most brazen return of the year. A customer wants to exchange a red shirt with a black vest at Gap. He has the receipt and the label and the shirt is unworn. So far everything is normal, thinks the seller. Only later does the manager of the store notice a tiny, but all the more important detail: The shirt was bought proudly 17 years ago! And you can actually exchange 45 days at Gap. So how does it happen that the seller who returned the good piece wasted a full 17 years?

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45 days will be 17 years

That's exactly what the manager thought. In the photo, which is currently haunting the net, hanging next to the good piece of the posted branch manager's notice: "Who has accepted only this return? This garment is from the summer of 2000, which is almost 17 years ago our return policy But it only takes 45 days, so if you do not know that, ask the manager beforehand! "

Oh man, pretty tough words! We hope that the seller was not fired for this faux pas and the manager today can laugh about this mishap. And let's take a look at this aspect: The fashion of the late 90s and early 2000s is now more than trendy these days, which proves this case.

To put you back in time, here's a gallery with the coolest trends of the time. Maybe the shirt with 'stylish' vest is also included?

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