Really? I thought maybe he's the type that is intelligent enough to be able to continue a discussion instead of resulting to personal attacks because they cannot understand the situation.
I've never read those books, perhaps you can...
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Originally Posted by DrZRM
Based on this argument, I assume finding something at a store where you know that a sale is coming up (we do share that sort of information here) and waiting to buy it until it goes on...
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Originally Posted by Threadbearer
Your statement makes no sense in the context of this discussion. No store can afford to pay its overhead in any neighborhood if people don't make their purchases there.
You...
If the store can't afford to pay the overhead of being in your neighborhood and still turn a profit, then they shouldn't be in business. Although many shop price point, not everyone does, and stores can target those markets. Nothing is...
Use a lighter and and a knife. Melt and cut away until the cylinder and ball bearings fall out.
Or twist a fat rubber band aroudn the metal part and the pressure should be enough to pop it off. I'd reccomend, using plastic wrap or...
They should put it through button holes
All these dumb companies, who spend money on "loss prevention" type deals, which end up costing them more money, and more headache.
Sensors are useless and end up being way more...
Plenty of people who voted yes, do stuff just as "wrong" as what the op suggested. Going to the store and jacking off sales associates wasting their time, only to later buy the item online for a cheaper price. People mentioned...
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This will hurt them in the end. It is better if they keep prices the same and just cut back in unnecessary spending
I agree, cut back on spending and keep prices high....
