Cats And Coupons

Many years ago, shortly after I was married, I became a Tupperware lady. I thought I would make some money doing it, and have fun. It was at that time that I discovered I’m not the schmoozy type of person who can sell stuff at home parties. I didn’t book many parties, and retired after a few months. I did take advantage of being a rep by buying all the samples I could. I still have unopened Tupperware underneath my counter. A woman I used to be friendly with looked underneath my counters once and forbid me from buying any more food containers like Tupperware, Rubbermaid, whatever. She was right, and I haven’t since. I recently put a small round frozen pizza in the microwave on a square Tupperware plate. I had the pizza in for three minutes. I was shocked when I took it out of the microwave to discover that a hole had melted right in the middle of the plate. I recall being told these were microwavable. Tupperware can be a bit expensive. It ought to do what they say it will do. I wonder if it still has a lifetime warranty. I’ll have to check that out. Have any of you ever returned something bought at a home party because it didn’t do what it was supposed to, or live up to their promise? What was the item, and did they take the return?