u/aimeesluv

hi everyone, i'm in a predicament with uniqlo's crazy return policy. i bought some black pants in store for a new job but after trying them with my new work shoes they're way too long and way too baggy. i bought two pairs, but i accidentally removed the tag off one so in this scenario i'd only be able to return the other pair (this pair is completely untouched).

i literally have everything else EXCEPT the receipt, i even have the shopping bag i bought it in. i can't remember where i left it-- i literally remember taking it and shoving it in the shopping bag too! i have a membership but the wifi in the mall the uniqlo is in is so bad i got impatient waiting for the qr code to load so i didn't scan it for this specific purchase. i can even show them my transaction history on my bank app.

is it cooked. should i find a reselling app or something... each pair of the pants were $50 too so i'm out $100 if i can't find a way to get rid of them for money. all help would be super appreciated!!!!!

need a class for my minor (technically i don't but its a prereq for like 90% of my minor's allowed courses) and i'm currently enrolled in a section for the fall but it's at a horrible time so i was thinking of taking it over the summer. there's only one section for summer 2 and it's asynch, full and with no waitlist.

can i email the professor to let me in? or do i have to contact the department themselves? i can of course just stay enrolled in my fall section but it would be easier to take it over the summer also so i can progress through my minor faster. idk how the process works, any help would be super appreciated!!

Went to skyview today and saw the Round1 on the third floor. It seems to be where the old Best Buy/Michael's (and I think the Bob's Furniture?) used to be so it's going to be HUGE. I walked by and saw lights on from the parts of the window that weren't covered up.

Obviously i couldnt find out when its opening but judging by how theres round1 posters everywhere around the mall and how the social media is promoting it more its probably opening in the next few weeks but i could be wrong.

Happy to see it opening, it's definitely something new and fun in flushing-- it's definitely the stronger competitor against Gatcha in Tangram especially since they've become so expensive and stingy with their claw machines.

i'm currently a college student looking for a summer job (not seasonal/temporary, but instead one i could continue working at once the school year starts again) but i'm not getting any responses. i've applied to maybe 40 entry level jobs (stuff like cashier, retail, food service, receptionist, etc) and 10 internships in my desired field (kinda entry level but does require some experience so i get why i'm not getting responses here). for the most part i've either been ghosted, rejected, or the worst aka i get offered an interview and THEN i get ghosted.

i've applied through handshake, linkedin, glassdoor, and indeed. i was wracking my brain trying to figure out why i was getting rejected and ghosted, and then my friend told me she thought i was too overqualified for the jobs.

i would say my resume is kind of full for a sophomore in college-- i have a 3.7 gpa, i currently intern at a private practice (i'm a psych major), and i've had three on-campus jobs as well as one regular job. i've put all of these on my resume, thinking it would help my chances of getting a job. sure, maybe my resume could be formatted better and some words could be phrased a little differently, but SURELY that isn't what's causing all these rejections..

and to those who might say, "i think you're applying to summer jobs a little late and maybe that's why you're getting rejected"... i started applying back in january.

what do i do?? i saw somewhere i should remove stuff OFF my resume so i don't look as qualified, but i've already applied to all of these jobs with my current resume 😭 pls help...