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Posted by Adrienne Boswell on 11/26/07 15:38
Gazing into my crystal ball I observed "Mika" <anon@anon.com> writing in
news:zNn2j.53327$c_1.44317@text.news.blueyonder.co.uk:
>> But I don't *want* the sights and sounds of real-world shopping.
>> That's why
>> I'm shopping on the internet to begin with.
>
> And you are an individual who many disagree with. It is not aimed at
> you, someone who likes Internet shopping. It is aimed at those who
> DON'T, and who love real streets because of what they see, and what
> they HEAR. Your advice is, make it simpler, turn the sound off.
>
I like going shopping. I like going window shopping. I like taking my
four year old son, Spane, window shopping as well.
I like online shopping. I like online because I don't hear "I want... I
want... I want... I want...". I also don't hear musak, chattering in
Armenian (I live in Glendale), walkie talkies, boom boxes, etc.
Frequently, I will go in the store, kick the tires, then go home and
purchase the item online, where I can do it quickly without the dreaded
"I want...".
The whole point of online shopping is to save time and get what you want
quickly, instant gratification. No sounds - musak, and/or "I want...".
Easily find things (immediately - no having to walk up and down aisles
because the marketing people decided to move things again). Quick check
out - (can't stand "extra" things like GoDaddy tries to hawk, but that's
for another discussion) done.
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