
Amie and I found Argos. This is one of those mixed blessing moments. Argos is like Amazon except they really perfected the "instant gratification" concept. Basically you walk into a small store front where they have 1000 page catalogs with everything you could ever want. This morning for example Amie needed an ironing board and iron. Great!. You write the item number down out of the catalog. Then you head to the little console, enter it, pay and proceed to the pick up area.
Within minutes your item pops out on the conveyor belt and you take it home. For the necessities this is unbelievably convenient, it's two blocks from our house and like I said, you can get just abo

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Ah yes - - Argos. The UK's answer to Service Merchandise, which failed decades ago in the US when people realised catalogue shopping was meant to be done at home.
Argos -- because that's where I want to catalogue shop -- at the store!
Fred -- I used to buy all kinds of useless junk from Service Merchandise when I was a kid. Used to get a kick out of the "futuristic experience." Nutty.
Argos. Crazy. Do they sell weed?
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