Fluke/Philips used to do nice analog scopes too. If the topicstarter wants it for audio or low-freq Atmel/PIC stuff (under 10MHz) there are loads of nice Fluke/Philips scopes out there. For my PIC work I've got an older analog PM-3055 which shouldn't cost more than $100-200. A nice digital one like the 33XX line would set you back around $500-1500 depending on features (2 or 4 channel, 50 or 100MHz, samplerate) They're well built, easy to operate and service-friendly. But they lack features like protocol debugging which more modern scopes have. All in all, it boils down to what you need...

I've been in the same position a few times... refused a few times, which gave me a somewhat hard time for a bit but last time decided to play it different. Went to the media safe, grabbed the CD set, tossed it on the manager's desk and told him to do it himself, since I didn't feel like dirtying my hands. That made him wake up...