So my uncle, that is my dad's senior brother bought him a brand new car. He brought it to the house, gave my dad the car key and documents with his name on it. But my dad is someone with this gift that if his spirit doesn't align with something there is nothing in this world that will make him use it. So as usual his spirit didn't align with the car that was given to him, he told us about it and we encouraged him to sell and buy exactly the type his brother gave him so that he won't know. Tell me why after selling it, his elder brother is asking for the car back, my dad told him to come and collect it and he is saying it's not the car he gave him. Mind you it's over the phone he is debating that it's not the car he gave him, how did he know when he hasn't come to the house yet. My father's spirit is really working for him....

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I had just bought my house and was excited to decorate it. Instead, I ended up returning nearly $500 worth of stuff because a Ross employee accused me of stealing. It was fall a few years ago, so I ran to the Ross down the road and grabbed a cart. Almost immediately, I noticed an employee watching me. Not subtly either. I actually tried approaching them because I thought maybe they needed something, but as soon as I got close, they walked off to another section. I kept shopping, and every time I looked up, they weren’t far away. I eventually checked out with clothes and decorations totaling around $500.