So I was sitting down today going over the sale paper making up a grocery list, when I came across a huge add. SALE! Nintendo Wii Bundle for $369 with advantage card, and I was just shocked. I can’t believe Nintendo has invaded the home food market now, just wow. It’s good to know that […]
So I was sitting down today going over the sale paper making up a grocery list, when I came across a huge add. SALE! Nintendo Wii Bundle for $369 with advantage card, and I was just shocked. I can’t believe Nintendo has invaded the home food market now, just wow. It’s good to know that if I really want a Wii I can go to the my local grocery store and buy it along with some lettuce.
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heh- it's like the 1980's all over again. I remember back in the day seeing ads and stuff for NES's in grocery stores and drug stores, too.
I know several people who got there N64's from the Superstore
Does this mean I can buy a Wii with food stamps?
Oh ho, crap! I wasn't expecting this?!! I rofl
I once saw a NES being sold at a grocery store once. But Wiis being sold? It looks like the ad is from a ShopRite or Super Fresh. Man, this is NUTS?!
It is very common to buy electronics in grocery stores in Europe. They're more like Mega-Markets really, because the size of them is usually three times bigger than an average American grocery store.
It's in the idea of TARGET, but I think they're done in a better fashion in Europe.
The Wal-Mart near me has a grocery store in half of it, but it's not like it's separated, it's not like there is a Wii Points Card in the steak isle.