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Sometimes You Want To Go Out To Shop
Sometimes you want to go shopping at a mass merchandiser You fill the car with gas and discover you didn’t bring enough money because the $3 per gallon gas went up to $3.50 while you were driving to the station. Oh well, you can cut down on the lunch at the store fast food restaurant because you’re never sure what is in that hamburger anyway. The parking lot is full. You drive round and round until you finally get a parking space 150 yards from the store. You run through the rain that came up while you were searching for a parking spot. You are greeted at the door by a nice, older man who offers you a cart he just polished to perfection and now seems to be dangerously out of breath and clinging to the handles. You need the cart but you refuse because you are afraid if he gives it to you he will fall over. You sneak a cart from a lady reading every label of the special sale goods that are placed at the entrance. It always bottlenecks the traffic. You decide the store locates it there to give the man time to clean and hand out carts without going into cardiac arrest. You now enter the noisy, crowded store that is not unlike the bumper car ride at the carnival. People pushing carts fight for position in the not quite wide enough aisles. The trick is to be able to stop long enough to select stuff without being pushed on or run over by others. There is a never ending line of customers who all seem to want to be in your aisle at the same time you need to stop to shop. You get goosed in your posterior and bruised on the back of your ankles by the cart pushers determined to keep you moving. You smile at the kid riding in the cart in front of you even though you wish his mother would wipe his nose. The kid returns your smile with a frown and throws a bottle of aspirin at you out of his mom’s cart. You decide to keep it because this is definitely an Excedrin experience. You need entertainment so you work your way to the electronics department to buy a new DVD. As a patriot you remain on orange, amber or red alert, whatever they mean, and watch for terrorists who may leave bags or something unattended. Actually, you see several so you add 2 hours to your shopping day, waiting for the owners of the unattended carts, packages - and kids. The children seem to grow in number. It is not unlike someone had broken and spilled their ant farm ($5.95 aisle 3 ). The worker ant-like kids, now free of parent, take over the electronics section, dashing from game to game. They stop at each TV and stereo to turn up the volume full blast. You try to get help from the store employees who are either going on break or returning from a break and whisk away without looking at you. They can’t seem to hear you. You decide they must have worked in the electronics section too long. The employees mysteriously disappear in the crowd. You never see them in any department. There must be a secret gathering place where they discuss their career choices and benefits that are so much better than their graduate degrees promised. And, they get a store shirt or smock to wear. Could it be any better? In the meantime the kids continue to run from one game to the next and turn up all the radios and TV’s to full blast producing indescribable ear shattering sounds worthy of heavy metal rock band top 10 awards and accolades. You decide not to get the DVD that you came for in the first place because maneuvering through the kids is too risky, You move on as soon as the parents return to claim their packages and reluctantly collect their kids. They scream at them for not watching the packages.. The parents, apparently thought their children would be watched over by the children’s supervisor who, they must think, works in the electronics section. So, they’re not terrorists, just inconsiderate parents. Although, as you rub your sore ears, you think they might be a new breed of terrorist because you are now super stressed and bordering on insanity due to the noise that will, at the least, leave you slightly deaf in your left ear. Finally, when you have all your selections in your basket you make the shopper’s dash to the check out line, racing to be first in the line that looks least busy but always turns out to be the slowest. You discover you are behind the shopper with the kid in the cart who threw the aspirin at you and now he is crying and screaming for the candy that the store displays there just for that purpose. You open the aspirin and take several. In your mind, what is left of it, you thank the child for the aspirin but what actually emerges is a curse word you hardly ever use. In fact, you remember, the last time you uttered this vile word was when you shopped at this mass merchandiser.. Finally, you get checked out and only have to push the cart or carry your stuff that long 150 yards to your car. You discover your just washed, tenderly cared for car, has a new scratch on the driver side door. Ah yes, sometimes you want to get out and shop at a mass merchandiser .. But for those times when you want to shop in the safety and convenience of your own home shop QVIGear.com. You get unique QVIGear products and are provided an entrance to your own special mall filled with the best, most reliable stores on the internet including Amazon, Office Depot, Sharper Image, Tevo, Target (yes, even mass merchandising shopping from the comfort of your home) and many more. If you sign up for the newsletter you will get notices of specials from these stores. In addition, QVIGear will provide extra special offers like added value free products, discounts and gift cards. It's fun, fast and easy and makes QVIGear your make sense first stop shop on the web.
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