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I go into Brick and Mortar stores as more of a museum or sorts to see what something is like before buying it online Their sales team is wholly ineffective at
by yieldcrv 2y ago
I go into Brick and Mortar stores as more of a museum or sorts to see what something is like before buying it online
Their sales team is wholly ineffective at swaying me, and I literally cannot compel myself to care about how they are lying to me to close a sale, like "wow that was desperate, google, reddit, the spec sheet, and the AI all said this isn't actually a bluetooth headset, just go get the tent now you're wasting your time trying to prove something to someone else or yourself."
If they just held merchandise and didn't try to sell it, but charged a small subscription to come check it out, I miiiiiiight be still be interested on occasion. Something besides what they're currently doing.
- add-sub-mul-div 2y ago> I go into Brick and Mortar stores as more of a museum or sorts to see what something is like before buying it online That's funny, I do the opposite. I might read reviews online but then I'll go to Best Buy and buy it same day. They price match Amazon so it's the same price, no waiting, and no supporting Amazon.
- yieldcrv 2y agoI briefly experimented with dropping my Amazon Prime subscription and using Uber delivery to go pick up from Brick and Mortar stores for 20 minute delivery instead of one-ish day delivery with Prime I’m back to Prime, and an occasional Uber delivery