They aren't the dumps like the US stores are. The stores are well maintained and it seems the customers treat the store with more respect, vs say a Walmart.

But this is a little disappointing because BestBuy consciously made FutureShop have a different selection of products from their BestBuy stores [slightly cheaper models, more appliances].

Nobody wanted to get off the 'support contract' gravy train.

It's fun to wallow in bottomless pits of money.

No, they go into banking and buy politicians to use as fall guys.

Someone has already traced the IP address he posted from and broken his display.

reverse booth babes. hire hookers to talk to booth workers, take them back to a hotel room, then blackmail them with photo's of the event.

like shooting fish in a barrel

At least they are hardware people, so they should be able to come up with something more convincing of their movement than that broom handle/ceiling fan thing.

no. that's a completely different industry. it would never have occurred to Facebook to do this kind of thing but for BRG.

You'll also have to turn over your sperm and/or eggs in perpetuity so you can't make any more copies in the future.

Yeah, the Berlin Wall had a lot of nice murals on it.

not really "automation". more like "remote control".

And as a bonus, if you know how much the stuff is supposed to be, you can pay less. Every couple of months a scanned item will have a different, higher price than what is posted on the shelve, and the store is obliged to sell the product for the shelve price.

That pretty much seems to be the only way to get a "sales associate" to come over and help you. The only other way is to just start dumping stuff off the shelves, but then they ask you to leave.

Have you seen what corporations have done? Lots people do check their humanity at the door.

Comcast will have no problem paying the $10 fine.