I had been searching for bedroom accessories, and was thinking about a collection I came across in the Salvation Army. The bureau & reflection was listed $199.00. The corresponding bureau and night-stands weren't listed. I requested a male worker to help me, and he did'nt understand the cost. He called out (in spanish) to some lady employed in the rear of the shop. She arrived, looked over the furniture, and commence conversating in spanish using the male worker. She strolled away, and also the male worker shrugged his shoulders. The male worker mentioned that within the "Shop" this collection is of cash. I mentioned to him "This IsN't The Shop, this is actually the Salvation Army, so just how much? He mentioned, the bureau & reflection was $199.00. The night time stands was $79.99, and also the additional bureau was $179.00. The girl strolled out of the back, never recognizing us, and commence pricing the things.
There have been 4 additional room models for the reason that shop, and them all were listed like a collection for $199.00. I requested them both, "Exactly Why Is this collection listed individually, " the male worker mentioned "I actually donot understand, I simply work here". The girl dismissed me, extended to punch costs about the furniture, so when she was completed-she strolled away (moving her eyes).
Is that this the way you operate a charity?
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