You've done it before. Admit it. You come home from work one day and there's something wrong in the garage. Upon closer inspection you notice that something is broken. In my case it was a drawer that was slumping the wrong way, threatening to dump its contents into the cabinet area below. In any case, a quick investigation reveals that you can probably fix the situation with a $1.49 part, or at worst with a $10 replacement drawer slide. You could go to the hardware store immediately but wait until Saturday when they're having a great 25% off sale. With a few minor exceptions, all the merchandise purchased this Saturday is 25% off normal price. You walk out of the store with the $1.49 part and $97 worth of other merchandise. What an inexpensive drawer repair!
Saturday, July 28, 2007
$100 repair part
You've done it before. Admit it. You come home from work one day and there's something wrong in the garage. Upon closer inspection you notice that something is broken. In my case it was a drawer that was slumping the wrong way, threatening to dump its contents into the cabinet area below. In any case, a quick investigation reveals that you can probably fix the situation with a $1.49 part, or at worst with a $10 replacement drawer slide. You could go to the hardware store immediately but wait until Saturday when they're having a great 25% off sale. With a few minor exceptions, all the merchandise purchased this Saturday is 25% off normal price. You walk out of the store with the $1.49 part and $97 worth of other merchandise. What an inexpensive drawer repair!
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment