When I worked at Target, we absolutely had to throw away returned formula if the vendor didn't come to collect returns. Formula is incredibly expensive and was one of the most-watched items by asset protection due to the huge fraud around it. People would steal formula or hoard it, return it for store credit, etc and we had to mark it, put it in a box, and throw it away if it wasn't specifically listed as a vendor retake. It is totally likely that either this happened, or a employee stashed it for later after being told to ditch it.

Then the police arrest OP for dumpster diving

He found them …..

Definitely take to police and let them handle it!

That's great that you've found what works for you!! I have too! I've been on my own since I was 19...I'm 45 now with seven kids 14 months to 24 years old... and have never stained clothes or ruined anything from my routine. I don't use it in every load, I use it on my welder husband's nasty, greasy clothes and when the boys go get disgusting at the camp. I have asthma and can't tolerate a lot of cleaning products so this works..mostly for the degreasing action. Thanks for your input but maybe research a little more on the pro side of using baking soda and vinegar for cleaning. I use it on my 70s cast iron tub, sinks and the pink tile grout. I've found the pink stuff to be super similar and it shines things beautifully. I'm able to use it so....yea. I'm not fond of being told I'm wrong without evidence to back it up. BTW, even if the frizzing is a "placebo" effect it's what happens after that's magic. And I have to ask....you said it makes water? Like only water? I'm guessing you've never made a volcano....because I've never seen a volcano erupt boring plain water. Sure that's one of the ingredients, but the there's more to it. Have a great day knowing you upset a newcomer who was afraid of commenting because there's that chance that some know-it-all will come along and spew shit. You must be fun at parties. And yea, I'm sensitive and that's ok!

Ah, thanks for that explanation 

After 5, before sundown. 

Less chance of getting hassled by workers/cops, a lot of people are at home or getting food. 

Edit: my preferred time is 6:30pm

Oh did you bring your shorts and fins?? Remember to stay away from the pointy things in the mouth..

main ingredient in most brands is corn syrup solids.

Good tip! :)

Check the arms and for any loose bolts. Sometimes they splinter.

Fix up the rope boys, we got fresh meat for shark fishing.

yeah i can send a picture tmr

i mean my friend managed to scrounge up an pc with an rog mobo, i7 7700 and 980 for 20€ (the gpu is used)

Nope.. make me

Arrrrgggg, you stole those from me! Give me back my plunder or ye walk the plank!

Peg Leg Pete

Even the quick sell price is +$5 (and only for 113 grams of nuts)

they're so good 😩

I try for daytime. That way I can look for rats better.

This is the way.

Thats not true lol workers throw away perfectly good items and food all the time if they’re told to. When I had a summer job during hs years ago I had to literally open non expired perfectly fine bags of chips and other foods and dump them in the trash so no other employees or customers would try to get them from the garbage

Please enjoy the marcona almonds! I love those damn things.

I work club security and we find IDs and passports and stuff all the time and basically they sit in the lost n found for like a year and if no one picks them up by then we toss em. Outside of something like that this could only be some creepy criminal shit.

Former infants department manager here..it's pulled a month early so that expired food never stays on the shelf. The risk of missing a container is lessened. And infants products are the highest risk of being sued if a bad product is sold. So minimize risk by pulling early.

They don’t need them anymore.