I would rather stay home than..

[Ken N Tx]

go shopping with the wife!!!
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[HazyDavey]

 

[Falcon]

Been there, done that. YAAAWWWNNN!

 

[Don M.]

I hear Ya....when the wife wants to go to Kohl's, I drop her off, knowing that I have a good hour to go browse the aisles at Lowe's or Menard's, etc.

 

[Carla]

Whenever I took hubby shopping with me, all I would get was "come on" after five minutes or so. If we were headed into a department store he'd walk so fast right to where the item was--no keeping up to him! Then it was "OK, let's get out of here". I used to refer to it as man shopping. Except----if we were in Home Depot, Lowes or any other hardware store. There he would gawk around in wide-eyed wonder.

 

[RadishRose]

Good ones, Ken and Davey!

 

[Don M.]

Stores figured out, long ago, that "dwell time" is a sure way to increase profits. The more time a person spends in a store, the more likely they are to buy more...whether they need it or not.

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/2014...impact-of-customer-dwell-time-on-retail-sales

 

[Butterfly]

Whenever I took hubby shopping with me, all I would get was "come on" after five minutes or so. If we were headed into a department store he'd walk so fast right to where the item was--no keeping up to him! Then it was "OK, let's get out of here". I used to refer to it as man shopping. Except----if we were in Home Depot, Lowes or any other hardware store. There he would gawk around in wide-eyed wonder.

Yeah -- what's that about, anyway? Spending 30 minutes marveling at hammers or pipe fittings or whatever??