Case in point 1. Wednesday, I went to Wal-Mart to buy my wife Full Metal Alchemist Premium Collection OVA on DVD. As I looked upon empty spaces where DVD’s usually are kept, I ask an employee about the DVD to where she looked at the shelf and questioned whether I have my info correct about the release date. I assured her but in the end she new more about selling B.S. than DVD’s so I left.
To maintain brownie points with my wife, I drove 25 miles from Wal Mart in Smithfield to Best Buy in Knightdale and as soon as I entered the store, I saw a wonderful selection of the DVD in question. I will shop at Wal Mart from time to time. But instead of looking at empty shelves and a shopping cart full of new DVD’s in boxes with a sales person who can’t seem to understand how to open them up and look instead of telling a customer to ‘come back later and we might have it out by then’, I’ll just go somewhere else. And to think I still remember their commercials saying ‘NEW MOVIES EVERY TUESDAY’.
Case in point 2. Wendy’s has UB Funkey kid’s meal toy. One Wendy’s in Clayton had story time book on DVD. In Smithfield, they had the UB Funkeys display but only had I Spy DVD computer game. I have two boys and a wife begging to go to as many Wendy’s as possible to find these toys and all I’m finding is a fast food business that doesn’t watch their own commercials to know what they’re selling. I do love the spicy chicken sandwich. I did find the UB Funkeys toys at a Wendy’s in Knightdale.

As the battle rages for the best place to live goes on, I plan to one day get a boat and go fishing out in the middle of a lake and think really hard about it.
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