Or if you purchased it directly from Apple, then you have 14 days to return it for any reason.
Here is an Apple article on how to disassociate yourself from that device if you decide to return it:
What to do before you sell, give away, trade in, or recycle your Mac - Apple Support
FYI, there is very little tolerance for the gaps between the Display Assembly & the Top Case/Palmrest base frame. So any slight offset from assembly can cause this issue. While I have seen a few such reports on this forum for some of the more recent models, I have never heard of this from any of may organization's users for any new devices. I really wish Apple would allow a bit more spacing since it makes it very difficult when replacing the Display Assembly or Top Case/Palmrest Assembly. I have noticed that this spacing/tolerance is much narrower on the more recent models (the older models were already bad enough).