Re: Tenchi Muyo -This is better than a DL!



On Tue, Aug 9, 2005, 7:40am (EDT-1) From: pinkertonjames@xxxxxxxxxxx
(Pumbaa) wrote:
"Chris Sobieniak" <chrismichael@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>The sales slip listed them as anime misc 24's.

It figures.

>Dollar General probably shipped a box of them to
>each store in the chain. Sorry, but I found only one
>set of TM OVA. They did have a Tenchi movie and
>some other Tenchi DVDs. More Tenchi than
>anything else.

Well at least it's better than the usual Public Dormain cartoon tape
bin!

>A Sailor Moon R and a Sailor Moon S series was
>available as well as a series I had never heard of. I
>will probably buy the rest if they are still available.

Never did pick up those shows much on DVD either.

>I live in rural Mississippi where the average income
>is low so this type of store does quite well.

I grow up in a medium-size city where stores like this do exist, but the
income is probably a little higher as well, which makes these stores
seem like an eyesore to those that would spend more. Apart from DG we
also have Family Dollar, Dollar Tree, Big Lots and a few other places
that aparently appeals to folks like my parents, but I don't care to
visit them much unless something interesting pops up. Big Lots of
course buys into closeout/warehouse items and brings in a few oddities
like packaged brand name foods made for the foriegn market. Like a Pop
Secret package written in Korean or Cocoa Puffs in Swedish. That's
probably the only fun I'd have going there!

>I have been a stockholder in DG since 1999.

Surprised they'd do that.

>I have many cats that live with me in a barn on a
>farm and I buy DG cat food. They have fifteen
>pound sacks for $5.00 each. The cats like it but my
>ducks steal a lot of it. The prices are better than
>Wally World (if DG has it) and the service is
>quicker.

Didn't think you're on a farm! My brother who currently lives next door
has to have four cats roaming his tiny house, but I have to take care of
his fifth cat in mine.

The nearest Wally World is still a ways from my house, but I still have
some good shops closeby to go to first before them.

>Where I live there are no upscale shopping stores
>but with the internet and UPS I can find what I
>need.

I have yet to resort to the net for anything besides eBay, though my
city is seeing a decline in things like shopping malls, as one of them
had to closed down earlier this year, and another one might be turned
into a "lifestyle center" (essentially an open-air type shopping mall
that tries to cater to nostalgic downtown shopping experience that is
not longer a part of the real downtown life).

Sadly the only supermarket left in my area is Kroger, as a local Ma & Pa
chain went kaput a few years back and A&P (through their Farmer Jack
chain) decided to call it quits after turning our nearby store into a
"Food Basics" then closed it outright due to lost sales (obviously).
The only thing my town is becoming known for lately is for it's many
vacant mammoths that accompany the vacant parking lots. I still lament
about the failure of a shopping plaza that was once the drive-in theater
just a few miles from me. From 1989 to the late '90s it was a Cub Foods
but is now dead. I'd rather it was the drive-in again, they had better
luck being closed mos of the time than it is now! :-)

>Fortunately I don't have to shop for the lowest
>price but I love to find a deal. Who wants to pay
>full retail price for anything?

I don't see why I still do. It's just the way it is where I am.
Sometimes the best deals come to me by sheer accident.

>From the Master of Car-too-nal Knowledge...
Christopher M. Sobieniak @ Studio Toledo

http://studio-toledo.blogspot.com/
http://studio-toledo.deviantart.com/

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