Point of Purchase
It is getting to the point when the average American will no
longer need to shop in an actual store for the goods they desire. As much as I
try not to let this happen in my own life,reality smacks me in the mush and
reminds me to update the Amazon app on my tablet. And I update the app with
pleasure. Not Krude. Totally not Krude. But necessary.
It's really cool to see vinyl records make a comeback as of
late. But my issue with that is : Find me a record store. There is only one
record shop within 20 miles of where I live. Sad. That's why kids buy mp3
downloads as their prime source of music.
Finding my usual toiletries often requires a few mouse
clicks and a wait of two days for delivery. Just a scant few years ago,those
same toiletries were easily found in local shops. It seems as though most
businesses would rather deal with mail
order than worry about their product being in stock on some shelf.
Alcohol may be the exception to all of my above yakking. It
is hard to imagine having to wait a few days for a shipment of booze. Or even
same day delivery. To have that bottle(s) in your hand with the cash to pay for
it is godhead. But who knows? Maybe liquor stores will be the next batch of
point of purchase shops to go extinct. Hope not.
I like to pay with cash whenever I make a purchase
somewhere. Using a plastic card with a 'chip' to make a purchase is kinda
creepy. I don't care about any bonus that using a credit card frequently would
give me. Cash is where it's at. That is,until babies are required to have
'chips' placed inside them at birth. I don't think we're too far away from that
as of today. Sad.
Wallet > money clip
KK
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