Storage Facility Obstinately Charges Guy for Non-existent Box, so Guy Demands It Back

When facing an irrational opponent, it's impossible to beat them with rational thought —You need to meet them on the groundless battlefields of baseless reasoning. Anyone who has met an obstinately incorrect opponent has probably learned this lesson — there is no winning, so you must lose together.

That's exactly what this Reddit user, u/pappagall0, faced when they became lodged in debate with a storage company over the existence of a mysterious eighth box that the storage company insisted on charging him for. u/pappagall0 writes that the surplus they charged him was "quite a lot," but, despite his protests and repeated phone calls, they continued to charge him for this package. 

When it came time for them to collect their belongings, they began insisting that the storage facility return this extra 'Schrodinger's box' that they had so diligently been charging them for, which, of course, they couldn't find. 

Keep that finger scrolling to see the story. For more MC, check out this guy who had to endure a two-hour phishing workshop, so he started reporting all the IT Director's emails as phishing attempts.

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