<human>: Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?

The legendary tale of how I wasted $40 on the Destiny Season Pass.

I live on a middle of no - where area and the only gamestop (and other game stores) in our county closed down meaning we had to drive about an hour to buy some games.

So around Christmas we took a trip up to Ocala where our nearest gamestop resides. I brought a few games with and my mom sold them when I browsed for games and picked some new ones out. Got a few great deals and while browsing the New Ps3 shelf I glanced over, saw Destiny Season Passes and grabbed one, shoving it into my stack of new games without looking at the case.

We checkout the games and head home. It was about another three days before I actually looked at the receipt for the code, due to bad wifi and Sony hacks. Realising the mistake on the receipt I called up Gamestop asking for a swap. (This was either my fault for grabbing a ps4 case or the employees fault for ringing it up eronh. I'll never know).

They told me to call Sony and ask for a switch. After about two hours of being on call with Sony they told me they would send an email and to follow the instructions. It took about a day to get the email and I responded to it. The receipt codes were smudged with highlighter and unreadable so I gave a run down of the situation and the codes and information with the attached pictures. About a week later they said they couldn't do anything so I gave up.

Fast forward about two months later and I saw a post about The Dark Below on the Destiny page and complained about the situation in the comments.

Here's where I ultimately fucked up.

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<bot>: grabbed the wrong case at Gamestop, went through customer support, complained on a forum, received misinformation, input code.