It has become a fact of life that anything that will be stuck on a retailer's shelf can and probably will find someone to buy it. If you go to a junk store or dollar store and look through the knicknacks, you will find such garbage that you would think that NOBODY would buy it. The thing is, if it doesn't sell, it means that the right moron and the right price haven't come together yet.
Every time I visit my hardware store there are baskets full of garbage grade pocket knives. no price could induce me to buy one but millions of these things are sold annually. would you believe that my dad owned only one pocket knife?
do these people even bother sharpening them or do they just throw them away when they can't scratch a lottery ticket anymore?
the guns described are just waiting for someone who forgot his reading glasses.
Every time I visit my hardware store there are baskets full of garbage grade pocket knives. no price could induce me to buy one but millions of these things are sold annually. would you believe that my dad owned only one pocket knife?
do these people even bother sharpening them or do they just throw them away when they can't scratch a lottery ticket anymore?
the guns described are just waiting for someone who forgot his reading glasses.