My story has a point...I've wasted 2 months trying to talk myself into spending
Saturday, September 24, 2011
Priorities
So...I wanted a new pole caddy. No, no...not a guy to carry around my 'pole' for dancing but a shower pole caddy...you know for your shower goodies?? Get the mental picture of me pole dancing out of your little heads. (Although I've heard it's great exercise.) I bought a cheap pole caddy at Target when we moved into the new house and after 2 weeks, it was full of rust. I've been doing my research and I decided on the "Rust Proof OXO Lift & Lock Pole Caddy". I actually decided on this one a long time ago, but it was so expensive. I've been trying to justify the cost for 2 months. It's $129.99! That's big bucks. I finally told myself I was going to order it this weekend on Amazon...period. But on my weekly trip to BB&B, there it was...the Rust Proof Super Duper Lift & Lock I had been dreaming of since the rust first reared it's ugly head on my cheap Target pole. And I had a 20% off one item coupon at BB&B, so I snagged it. I wish I could say it went up easily and I was enjoying the many pleasures of having our shower products neatly organized...but that's not the case. It did go up easy enough; but I wanted to change the position and when I tried to re-position it in a different corner, the locking mechanism wouldn't work. So, I run to the computer and Google OXO's customer service. However after explaining my problem in detail, I realized it was 8:00 pm in PA and I wouldn't get a reply until Monday. Then I remember overhearing the clerk at BB&B tell another customer that everything purchased in the store has a life-time guaranty. (News to me.) So I call the store and tell 'Melissa' what happened and she says"bring it back and we'll give you a new one." So...that pole is going back to the store on Monday and I'm going to try it again. This time I know where to put it.
My story has a point...I've wasted 2 months trying to talk myself into spending$129.99 $103.99 on a useful item that should last me 5-10 years, but I think nothing of spending $5.00 on a Tutti Frutti Frozen Yogurt that lasts 15 minutes tops...not once this week...but twice!! Priorities.
My story has a point...I've wasted 2 months trying to talk myself into spending
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