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Lew I found one of those fancy eating arrangements

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Or was it Gene who introduced a table and benches folks could build or buy and not too much work to complete the set up.

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Its always cheaper in Las Vegas.

 

This little set was on sale close to 8,000.00 american in the forum at Caesars Palace. I ask if they would knock off a little since it had a crack or two showing here and there. Young man, she said, those divine exquisite cracks were put there on purpose. Those are what established the price.!!........So I said, so what if a person sits down and a crack happens to close up on a persons soft cheeks?? Who would we sue????  With a raised eyebrow, she left and came back with the manager. Seems as the price started out at 11,000 american....

   Lots of things in Vegas stays in Vegas! Kinda like the saying goes.

 

That episode reminded me when I had a furniture repair- refinish shop in Lubbock. This was when the phone numbers had prefixes before the numbers like SH, PO, SW-54890 and one more I can't remember, with the SW letters it let people know, if anyone really cared, of such things, let the caller know these where the people in south west Lubbock who owned the largest priced homes so they were special and wanted to be treated as such....

    I finally decided to try and forget that side of town when I was returning calls made to my repair, refinish business... They were the ones that was impossible to satisfy................... I just don't know why you can't make this wood look and feel like co-co boly just because I bought particle board by mistake and I don't want my neighbors thinking I am stupid..

  Why does Las Vegas remind me of my past, not a clue. Maybe its people stuffing quarters in those machines thinking one more quarter and I'll be fixed for life.......or not.

 

You should have asked just how they placed those cracks in that spot

36 minutes ago, Smallpatch said:

Maybe its people stuffing quarters in those machines thinking one more quarter and I'll be fixed for life

I did that several times at the beach on Tybee Island, GA...thought the same thing until I got back to the car and had a $5 parking ticket under the wiper blade for an expired meter:lol:

Ha! I remember when we were discussing those $250 pallet wood chairs and $400 stump stools!

 

These would probably make good school cafeteria furniture- kids would have a hard time destroying them!

5 minutes ago, lew said:

These would probably make good school cafeteria furniture- kids would have a hard time destroying them!

Probably since they are banned from carrying pocket knives to school, but back in the day....:D

1 hour ago, lew said:

These would probably make good school cafeteria furniture- kids would have a hard time destroying them!

 

Schools would have to hire extra custodians (aka janitors) to move them for cleaning.

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