Obligatory Delicatessen:
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blinks
blinks
…did you say, “USED”?
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What a bunch of dirty scumbags! Good thing the workers cleaned them first.
The horror! The horror!
Hope there weren’t any splinters.
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This is right up there with the counterfeit egg racket as consumer scams I would never have imagined, and never have thought would be profitable.
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…
Just.
No.
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Nobody wants to admit to being able to use reduced condoms!
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I was walking past a store in Malaysia, and noticed a person re-filing single use water bottles from the tap and fitting new tamper evident caps to them. Malaysian tap water isn’t really drinkable.
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erm…why do you want to know where they’re re-sold?
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I miss going to Friday midnight shows of BB and watching the audience wave Fozzie Bear stuffed toys when this scene came on, chanting “the comedian’s a bear”.
It was a simpler time.
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The owner of the warehouse said they had received a “monthly input of used condoms from an unknown person,”
I dunno, if I “input” 345,000 condoms in a month I would be calling Guinness World Records, and/or my doctor
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I stayed at a resort in Mexico once where my spouse and I both got the terrible turistas which lasted until we found the cleaning crew filling the purified water bottles from the lawn spigots outside, and fitting a new cap on each one before placing them in the rooms.
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Q: How do you recycle a condom?
A: Turn it inside out and shake the F**k out of it. 
I’ll get my hat and show myself out.
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And remember, sort your recyclables. Don’t put scrap metal in with your condoms.
(Rick and Morty meme needed)
Obviously the things were repackaged and sold as new. I doubt if anyone could overcome the eww factor knowing they were recycled.
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Just because they say they’re new, doesn’t mean they’re not used. Try to imagine that all the condoms you’ve ever used were used by someone else before you…
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