Damaged display items sold

I recently bought a kids play tent. It was on sale. When I opened it it was torn dirty and damaged. It even had the footprints left inside of it. The staff obviously knowingly put this damaged item in a bag to sell it. Just because it's on sale doesn't mean I know I'm buying damaged display items. If I wanted 2nd hand goods. I would go to a second hand store. <br> <br> I find it disgusting that they actually pack it like that and sell it to customers without their knowledge. It now looks like I have bought or given a used old tent as a gift. <br> <br> <br>