I just had one of those experiences....

I wanted to buy a computer/HDMI projector. I kind of wanted it today because I'm on vacation and want to toy around with it. Needless to say, I looked around. I looked at staples, best buy and Microcenter. My son and I went to Best Buy first, saw one "on sale" 3000 lumens, 1600x1200 resolution, and a good price. We then went to Microcenter and it was clear that Best Buy had the better price. We had planned for that, and it was on our way home.

So, we go to best buy. I grab a floor person and say I want "that" one. Well, guess what, its not in stock and they don't even carry it any more. Someone tell me why its on the shelf!

I then went next door to staples, found an equivalent model, $24.98 cheaper. Golden. Pick the card off the shelf and hand it to the floor person, and guess what, they don't keep them in stock!

I hear all the time that brick and mortar stores are going out of business. It is perfectly clear to me why. If I can't shop for an item and buy it at the store, why would I waste my time going to the store? Sure they can "order it" for me, well, yea, so can I, probably cheaper than they can.

This my friends is why these companies are going out of business. Its really sad because I really dislike shopping on the Internet. When I decide to buy something, I want to buy it. Who here agrees? Someone has to tell these knuckle heads they are doing it wrong.
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