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In lugnet.market.shopping, Keith Hui wrote:
> Hi Allan,
>
> > Initially I figured I'd fill the larger bags, thinking that would be the best
> > deal. But when I got there, it appeared (at least to my eyes) that the large
> > bags aren't really that much larger than the small ones. I would guess no more
> > than 25% larger. (Maybe someone else has a better take on how much bigger they
> > really are.) But where the small bags cost $5.99 each (before tax) the large are
> > $9.99. So I ended up filling two small bags.
>
>
> Too bad I have to spent about 3 minutes finding the way, being my first time in
> Waterloo.
>
> Next time I will know to go for the small bags. Thanks.
Well, that's just my feeling, but it was based on a very quick comparison. I'd
be interested to hear from someone who packed one of each, to see whether or not
the large bag can hold $4 worth more than the small.
> > least 3 other customers say, "wow, look at that" and saw two or three other
> > people packing bags. I can't imagine this won't do well for them.
>
>
> I was there (in a pig tee :-) too around most of the 4pm filling up one large
> bag. Did you see me?
I don't think so. :(
I arrived around 4:30 and went immediately into a Pick-a-Brick zone out... my
own mother could have been standing next to me and I probably wouldn't have
noticed. ;)
> Next is to check if their Cookstown location have this same thing.
Yes, it will be interesting to know if it's there and/or at their Windsor
outlet.
Best regards,
Allan B.
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| Hi Allan, (...) Too bad I have to spent about 3 minutes finding the way, being my first time in Waterloo. Next time I will know to go for the small bags. Thanks. (...) I was there (in a pig tee :-) too around most of the 4pm filling up one large (...) (20 years ago, 6-Sep-04, to lugnet.market.shopping, lugnet.loc.ca)
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