People suck
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A LEGO fan shared a frustrating experience involving the new LEGO set's minifigures. The user, /u/Right-Echo-6675, reported that another person took a large number of minifigures without checking them, and then opened the remaining figures.
The original poster had acquired eight minifigures from the new set and was using an app to check them. Another individual then took approximately twenty minifigures without checking them. The user observed that the person walked away to open the minifigures. Later, the user noticed that all nine remaining minifigures were opened.
The user expressed confusion and disappointment over the other person's actions. The original poster was visibly using an app to check the minifigures, making it clear what they were doing. The user's post highlights the challenges and frustrations that can arise when interacting with other LEGO enthusiasts, especially when it comes to limited or sought-after items.
So I posted yesterday that I was able to get 8 minifigures from the new set but while I was checking them with one of the apps another person came up and took about 20 of them without checking them. It turns out he walked away to open them to check. Walked by the display again today and all 9 that were left were open. I don't understand why someone would do that. Even if he didn't already know about checking them with an app it was pretty obvious what I was doing right there in for of the...
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