Last week I went to Target intent on buying a new day planner and some Tylenol Sinus. FWIW, I have migraines and lesser headaches, and Tylenol Sinus is the only medicine that gets rid of my lesser headaches. I picked up the day planner, but the pharmacy was out of Tylenol Sinus. There is a reason why Tylenol Sinus and medicine like it has been pulled from the shelves (a lot of people use those types of medicines to make meth, so you have to buy the OTC medicines like Tylenol Sinus from the pharmacy), and so I briefly spoke to the pharmacist who instructed me about what was closest to the Tylenol Sinus. I picked up the off brand that was closest to Tylenol Sinus, but it wasn't really what I wanted. Still, I was desperate. When I got to the register, the day planner rang up for more than it was advertised. Someone had to do a price check. I waited and waited, the employee suspended my transaction. Finally, another employee figured out the price of my day planner. I went to another register to pay, but by that time, someone had picked up the bag with my off brand medicine in it. Since it wasn't what I wanted anyway, I told the employee to void it from my transaction, and I bought the day planner and a Diet Mountain Dew. Walmart is close by, but I would rather walk barefoot over broken glass than go to Walmart, so I went to a store farther away to find my precious Tylenol Sinus.
Some people are pretty loyal to the stores at which they shop. I refuse to shop at Walmart. I only shop at Target. I will go out of my way to go to Target as opposed to Walmart. And sometimes, convoluted things like a simple trip to Target for a day planner and Tylenol Sinus do happen.
What's important to me is that Terri was where she claimed to be from the first day, she was there for the reasons she gave on the first day, and someone she knew saw her and claimed she was acting normal.