User:Xamralco/Shopping
- This article is about purchasing consumer goods at appropriate retail outlets. For the the alteration of digital media, see Photoshopping.
Shopping is an activity enjoyed by very few.
Shopping venues[edit | edit source]
IKEA[edit | edit source]
PROS: Cheap furniture, five dollar salmon, ability to recreate that scene from (500) Days of Summer.
CONS: You must stumble through a labyrinth of desks, beds, and tables with unpronounceable names while employees force you to consume strange Nordic meatballs.
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Shopping online[edit | edit source]
PROS: Easy access to something actually entertaining (i.e. Facebook, YouTube, Minecraft, etc.), No literal shopping cart to push, No pants required.
CONS:
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Dollar stores[edit | edit source]
Whether you're looking for generic soda, Moritos® brand tortilla chips, Grade Z beef, or paper forks, dollar stores are sure to deliver. Unlike the less sophisticated 99 cent store, the dollar store sells only quality items, including moderately fresh fruits and vegetables, 93% lead-free paint, and genuine soap. Plus, all products are cheap, affordable, inexpensive, and probably not radioactive. A great choice for those with a smaller budget.