Boy, is it hard to buy stuff today

I read that we have a recession.
I read that more people are unemployed than since the Great Depression.
I hear that manufacturers are doing everything they can to get their products sold so they can keep their factories running.

So, why is it so hard to buy things? How can you walk through a store, look at a product, smile at the salespeople standing around, and still not have one come up and ask to help you?

And if you are fortunate enough to have a salesperson wait on you, how engaged is he/she? How willing is he/she to make a deal or at least help you come to some decision?

It's bad enough to have the economy we're dealing with. Why create a recession-promoting atmosphere within our companies, dealerships and stores?


Barry LaBov
LaBov & Beyond
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