drive a car. I've heard horror stories of people spending 4, 5 or even 6 hours at the dealership. I mean it's been a few years since I heard it taking that long. When I bought my last car in 2016, I made sure to get as much of the paperwork done prior to going. I think I was there 2.5 hours.
My friend test drove his Audi and then ordered it and the damn thing was delivered to his house! He posted videos of it on FB.
I will tell you all this tip while COVID is still happening. I ordered a mattress from Amazon and it was too firm, so I was going to send it back because I still had 30 days. No lie. The woman asked me to take it to my local UPS. I was like are you freaking kidding me? I am not taking a mattress to UPS. Send a truck. She put me on hold and then came back and said per her supervisor, I don't have to return it due to COVID. They refunded my money and I can keep it or throw it away. I was floored. I gave it to my mom and she loves it.
The same thing happened with Wayfair. I ordered a tapestry it was like 5 feet long. It cost me like $80 and there was strings everywhere. I called to complain and ask for a replacement. To my surprise she refunded my money and told me to toss it. My mom saw it and was like, get me some scissors. She got on her hands and knees and cut all the lose threads. Luckily I had a second pair of scissors and joined her. I didn't think of that because I just figured I'd have them send me another one that didn't look so haggered. I get compliments on it all the time.
