We are NOT a charity.

[CorDarei]

Well, Playboy's already done a "Women of Wal-Mart" issue. Why not a "Girls of Best Buy"?

i think that would be ... "Babes of Best Buy" :P "Cuties of Circuit City" and so on.

[Irving Patrick Freleigh]

i think that would be ... "Babes of Best Buy" :P "Cuties of Circuit City" and so on.

You could do that for just about any retail chain:

"Sultry Seductresses of Sears (or any other "S" chain)"

"Putting the 'T' and 'A' in Target"

"MILFs of Meijer"

"K-Mart Cuties"

and so forth

[Geek King]

I don't normally quote a whole thread, but had to answer it all.
1: I don't think its really sucky of a customer to ask about a remote,
IF (Key word here IF) they were NOT told about that little policy. Granted, getting a good tv for a small price would imply something is wrong with it. But it not sucky to ask about a remote. If they knew about it BEFORE they bought it, verberly, mentally, and in writing by their own blood, then yeah, it be minorly sucky.

I read that as the TV was sold with the known issue of not having a remote. I've bought them like that before, and there is a place on the web where you can order remotes for just about every brand of TV ever made. If they don't have an origional, they'll know what to suggest in a programmable remote for your TV. Guy was trying to scam a free remote when he probably got a discounted price for the 'damaged' TV.

[Plaidman]

You could do that for just about any retail chain:

"Sultry Seductresses of Sears (or any other "S" chain)"

"Putting the 'T' and 'A' in Target"

"MILFs of Meijer"

"K-Mart Cuties"

and so forth

Plaid Panties for us.