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May. 26th, 2007 11:58 amSo I have a neat sort of dielemma that has absolutely nothing to do with any of the crazy things I need to be paying attention to.
Over the course of this semester I have had the misfortune to lose three of my favorite articles of clothing: two hats and one shirt. As luck would have it, I've found the shirt for sale again, online, at some clothing store in New York. I'm considering buying it, and having it shipped to me. $45, which is not what I originally paid for it (as I snagged it on sale/off the clearance rack at REI, and got the one with the best version of the spiral tie-dyed onto the front.) With a second chance like this, beggars can't be choosers. Still, I guess I'm posin' a semi-retorical question here to all of you:
Would you pay fifty bucks to get your favorite shirt back?
Over the course of this semester I have had the misfortune to lose three of my favorite articles of clothing: two hats and one shirt. As luck would have it, I've found the shirt for sale again, online, at some clothing store in New York. I'm considering buying it, and having it shipped to me. $45, which is not what I originally paid for it (as I snagged it on sale/off the clearance rack at REI, and got the one with the best version of the spiral tie-dyed onto the front.) With a second chance like this, beggars can't be choosers. Still, I guess I'm posin' a semi-retorical question here to all of you:
Would you pay fifty bucks to get your favorite shirt back?
