phoenix_9286
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Again... how the hell does it make me LAZY to not want to go out shopping on the busiest consumer spending day of the year? $:confused: I'm lazy because I don't want to get up at 4 30 in the morning to go stand outside Best Buy for the next hour and a half with 30 or more other people, just to ensure I actually walk out with a good deal? I'm lazy because I'd rather stay home and do something fun, rather than wade through consumer hell?
Your entire concept of me being lazy, just because I don't want to go shopping for great deals is silly.
And for the record, no. No there wasn't a damn thing I was interested in. I need no movies, and if I do, I can sure as hell wait for the library to get them. I need no music. I stopped buying music from stores years ago. I need no hardware for my computer. I upgraded the few things I cared about months ago (ram and my hard drive), which almost seems to have been a mistake now, because I'm using my laptop more than my desktop. I don't play PC games, so I won't find a deal there. I already have my "must have" 360 games. I'm not going to go splurge on every other game I'm interested in. Not to mention that most of them, my friends have, so we'll borrow and play. I don't need a tv. I don't need a stereo. I don't need a new monitor. I don't need recordable media.
Do I want any of those items? Sure.
Do I want them enough to rush from store to store, looking for deals and snapping them up all at once? No.
What you're calling laziness is me looking at what's offered, and what I need, and then deciding I can live without it, and don't need to go spend my cash. Regardless of how good the deal is.
Now if there was a deal somewhere for a 30 inch 1080p Plasma TV for 3 bucks, then I'll feel like an idiot.
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