October 26, 2006

There's nothing like a coupon...

To send the fat chicks swarming.

Admittedly it was a good damn coupon.  And before you get pissed, remember that I know of which I speak, being 1) a fat chick, and 2) Armenian (read: cheap)

The local Lane Bryant had a grand re-opening today, with 40% off EVERYTHING in the store.  I needed a belt and so friend Kj and I were off to the mall this evening.

HOLY SHIT.  I've never seen so many people in a store.

The new store is divided in half, with one half devoted to clothes and accessories, and the other half to lingerie and sleepwear.  The entire lingerie half was so full you couldn't move.  Not with people picking out bras and panties, but with the LINE FOR THE CASH REGISTER.  It was like Disneyland without the ride payoff.

Needless to say we put back the things we were considering and went across to Torrid and spent our money there.  And then I came home and ordered the belt I was looking at for about the same price online as in the store (20% off all online purchases plus another coupon!)

Posted by caltechgirl at October 26, 2006 11:49 PM | TrackBack
Comments

I do love a good sale. But, I too hate standing in long lines. I will do it for the Victoria Secret semi-annual sale. Only time I buy my undergarments...or if I see a really good sale.

Posted by: Morrigan at October 27, 2006 09:57 AM

Armenians are cheap too? I didn't know that. Personally, I'm Scottish and an Honorary Jew. Can I be an honorary Armenian too? That would make it a trifecta.

Posted by: Ken S, Fifth String on the Banjo of Life at October 27, 2006 01:27 PM

I thought it was just we Scots that were cheap!

I won't wait in line either. On-line. A God Send.

Posted by: bou at October 27, 2006 07:46 PM

Heh, the store is the place you get to see it in person... online is where you buy it without the wait, except for delivery. Life in an online world it good. *grin*

Posted by: Teresa at October 27, 2006 09:38 PM

I hate shopping in stores for that very reason.

Posted by: Dana at October 31, 2006 02:28 PM