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The official thrift/discount store bragging thread

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I don't know if there is some sort of waiting period after signing up before you can use their services, so this may not work, but if you have to get a tow, it may be cheaper to sign up for AAA or something with membership being like $100-$150 and have them tow it. It'd be cheaper and you would have more tows in case of emergency.
The car is already home now, but this was suggested by a co-worker yesterday. Looking into it. It seems like that might be the best option. The second best would be to purchase a tow truck. With 4 vehicles, I am soon becoming a platinum tow customer. Looking for a used tow truck at the thrifts today.
 
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The car is already home now, but this was suggested by a co-worker yesterday. Looking into it. It seems like that might be the best option. The second best would be to purchase a tow truck. With 4 vehicles, I am soon becoming a platinum tow customer. Looking for a used tow truck at the thrifts today.
haha I know you were just worried about getting your car back home. While you're in there changing the radiator, may be a good time to replace the various radiator hoses. You can usually get coupons on stuff from advanced auto for like $30 of $75 or 15% off entire purchase or something. PM me if you need info on it.
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haha I know you were just worried about getting your car back home. While you're in there changing the radiator, may be a good time to replace the various radiator hoses. You can usually get coupons on stuff from advanced auto for like $30 of $75 or 15% off entire purchase or something. PM me if you need info on it.
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Gonna let me mechanic have at it and replace whatever he thinks needs to be replaced. It's my father in law, he doesn't do things if they don't need it...Plus he works for beer....cheap beer (Natty Boh). The dealer was probably going to charge me to change my blinker fluid and what not.
 

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9 drop on a 40L is my ideal and I definitely not beach buff xD
 

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I am guessing I messed up and this is not the YSL I am looking for but for $1 I figured I'd take a shot, still a cool tie if it isn't.

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Does anyone know if GW does any kind of central sourcing or do the donations collected end up at the store they're dropped off at? I seem to find constant trash at some while others seem to always have a bit nicer selection.

Just curious

Both.

Also, it's nice to check the "bad" stores every once and a while. Good stuff can show up and sit for a while due to the low thrifting pressure.
 

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Heavily shrunk, lost all of their "raw" properties, all of their desirable color, and probably fit as well.

Never put jeans in the dryer!!

Hey, could be a good deal for some jeans though.

Do you think they might have shrunk? I was kind of interested, myself.
 

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Jpress = hundos and hundos son.

Dunno about all that. The most I've sold anything J Press is right around a hundred. Your eBay magic juju mileage may vary. Despite the prestige (ha) the brand carries and how well made some of the pieces are, people don't really bite. Now if you find a Shaggy Dog sweater, well that's another story.
 

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Something fun I came across the other week at a GW - Phil Jackson's suit. A Google search confirms that David Rickey is where he has his suits made. I did not purchase it.

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