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Whenever I go shopping and come back with some gadget or other, 2 things seem to happen. Either
a) I find I've been sold last years model, or its a duff model or theres a much better one cheaper
b) I'm happy with the thing, but my friend has a better one. And he knows the exact spec of it and all
its good points, how many MB it has, or how many Hp etc.
So the idea is a shop which firstly only sells goods which come out the best in national reviews, so I would know I'm not being sold a pup. In addition to this, each item sold comes with a copy of the reviews, plus a handy push-out-and-keep little card listing the top 5 points about the product to boast about in the pub.
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Who's going to judge which products are best, and how do you ensure that the one product is best for all people and all purposes? Wouldn't it be better, and equally implausible, to have a shop where the assistants told you which product would be best for you? |
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That said, I'll have a chihuahua with mayo on rye. |
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reviews are fickle. One person's number one is not anothers. Who do you choose? |
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It doesnt really matter which review you choose, because if I go home with a product and a review which says its number 1 and the best thing since sliced bread, then I'm happy. |
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Obviously choosing a reputable guide like 'Which' ( ?uk only) might be a good idea. |
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You'll only be happy until the next day when the new number one thingy comes out. However, from a marketing aspect, this does have some promise.... '+' |
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Do it online, call it "E Unanimus". |
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There's a Japanese store that only stocks whatever items are most popular currently... |
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There's a reindeer in a zoo in Columbia that has antlers like velvet-flocked road cones. |
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