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[MENTION=389176]Archwhorides[/MENTION]: :lol:

:eek: Sir, I feel sorry for you. You are a victim of modern American ethics. Or, most likely, lack thereof.

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Tom....you should know that there will always be someone that will argue on BF!!!! Apparently, jhill44 is a follower of the same acceptable behavior practices as the OP.

Never the less to never mind. I hesitate to provide anything that I have found useful, but since my leather tools were "claimed" by followers of modern American ethical practices.................I have found it easiest to use a drill to "punch" holes in a belt as one increases their fitness levels and the gut shrinks.

See below:

Does Costco have an REI-like return policy?

Can I return my old, holy (holey?), slightly stained underpants to Costco for full refund??

WHAT A DEAL!!!!!

Free rentals. Imagine if we could do that with cars and bikes. "Don't like it any more. Give me another."

Yessirree Bob

Reminds me of the old joke about the WWI army troop stuck for weeks in some French trench:

Sargeant:
"Men, I have good news and bad news.
Good news is today we all get a change of underwear.
Bad news is Phil you change with George, Paul you change with Marty...."

I use a Dremel for punching holes in leather. The bit I use is a pointy steel polishing bit. Probably not the intended use, but it leaves a nice clean edge.

This is crazy, if Costco lets the guy return his belt, in exchange for another size, where is the harm in that? Costco's return policy lets you do that, so the poor guy isn't breaking any laws or violating any codes of ethics except for your own ethical code, which is aparently flawless.
Guy's droppin lb's like crazy, give him a break.

BTW I return stuff all the time, sometimes without a reciept. I once returned a sportcoat after wearing it to a wedding because I decided I didn't like it. I am a human knife cutting through the fabric of decent society I guess.

Well, I wouldn't dream of doing it. If you don't think it's wrong, go ahead. Dropping pounds is great, but it doesn't entitle him to more than normal.

As a Costco member, I'm hoping they tell him to take a hike.

As a Costco member myself, I hope they process his return with a smile and hearty handshake. I don't see how his situation affects anyone else, in any way, at all.