A woman went inside a Goodwill and noticed a cute Dooney & Bourke bag hanging in-store. However, by the time she saw the item’s price tag, she thought the company was price gouging.
Goodwill was selling the item, which had obvious wear and tear, for $19.99. The reality astounded Julia (@juliasgems), who felt that the Goodwill had significantly high prices, especially considering they got the item for free as a donation. It was even more egregious when considering online prices for newer-looking, larger Dooney & Bourke bags that were only $10 more expensive than the one sitting in front of her.
