



Ok so I have to share this humorous and rather retarded story of what happened to me a few weeks ago:
So I'm packing up my bags for my New Year's trip out to Colorado and I usually take my PS2 out there to play after I get done snowboarding. My wife is currently about 75% finished with Final Fantasy X and I'm playing through it for the 3rd time now. So I get done packing the system safely in my bag (it's a huge bag and the system is surrounded by lots of sweaters, underwear, socks, t-shirts, bubble wrap, and small kittens for cushioning), and start pulling out games I want to take.
I put the games in this new CD holder I had been given for christmas. Well i got distracted in the middle of doing it and came back later to finish. I opened up the case for FFX and uh-oh there was no game in there. I know there's nothing in the PS2, so I start tearing the house apart. I go so far as to call a few of my friends to ask if they had moved it or borrowed it or something. Nothing. So after about an hour or so of both my wife and I looking for the game, we can't find it. I really wanted to take it out and she wanted to finish the game, so I decide to go down to EBGames and just buy the cheapest copy they have, maybe it'll be disc only and i won't have to put up with two cases.
I get to EBGames and explain that i have somehow lost my FFX disc. The guys are real cool and sell me a used copy. So I go to pull out my edge card, when i realize i had grabbed the wrong card (doh!). Whatever. So i get home and crack open the "do not break this seal if you want to return this game" (or whatever) and take the new game out. I open up the CD holder i had gotten for christmas, and boom! staring me right in the face is my old FFX game. God I'm an idiot. Well it's now too late to go back to EBGames since they're closed and i'm leaving on a jet plane (ha-ha) early the next morning and will be gone for about 10 days.
So... when i get back, i go into EBGames with my tail sheepishly tucked between my dumb-ass legs and explain what happens. The guy is totally cool and gives me "the benefit of the doubt." He says he'll let me use the full credit of the game towards the purchase of another one. This time i brought the correct edge card and everything worked out. I wound up picking up a used copy of Morrowing III the game of the year edition for XBox for about 3 bucks more.
So I'm an idiot, and EBGames understands this. Thank you EBGames! I know I'll probably shop there a whole lot more in the future because of this! Great example of really great customer service. Even when the customer is a moron.
Oh yeah. Definitely not telling the wife i found the original game. Just let her think i replaced it. No need for her to know.



