I'm working at the moment at the Gaming Store. It's a lovely time. We have a Pokemon pre-release tournament happily being played. We have a D&D game being played and we have other gamers gaming.
2 kids walk into the store. They're wandering around, looking, like kids will do. The younger of the 2 (i'd say about 10 or 12) comes up to us, throws his arms up in the air and says in an exasperated voice: "Where are the games!?"
C & I just stopped our conversation, blinked at him, blinked at each other and C says "They're everywhere. We have every game possible except for video games."
The 2 guys look around again for 2 seconds and walk back out. Defeated in their quest for video games (even though we have 3 Game Stops, a Best Buy, a Circuit City, 1 Wal-Mart, 1 K-mart and 1 Target all within a 2 mile (if that) radius of the store.
*le sigh* Isn't that like walking into a bookstore and asking where the books are?
God save me from video gamers.*
*Don't get me wrong, I love video games. I play them, my husband plays them & we're trying to get our daughter to play kiddie ones. But really. If you walk into a store and search every single nook and cranny and don't see video games, shouldn't you assume there aren't any in the store you're in?
2 kids walk into the store. They're wandering around, looking, like kids will do. The younger of the 2 (i'd say about 10 or 12) comes up to us, throws his arms up in the air and says in an exasperated voice: "Where are the games!?"
C & I just stopped our conversation, blinked at him, blinked at each other and C says "They're everywhere. We have every game possible except for video games."
The 2 guys look around again for 2 seconds and walk back out. Defeated in their quest for video games (even though we have 3 Game Stops, a Best Buy, a Circuit City, 1 Wal-Mart, 1 K-mart and 1 Target all within a 2 mile (if that) radius of the store.
*le sigh* Isn't that like walking into a bookstore and asking where the books are?
God save me from video gamers.*
*Don't get me wrong, I love video games. I play them, my husband plays them & we're trying to get our daughter to play kiddie ones. But really. If you walk into a store and search every single nook and cranny and don't see video games, shouldn't you assume there aren't any in the store you're in?
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