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lol nanner, to buy or not to buy?


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If you get that, I definitely am putting a pool in my backyard. owo

 

 

i mean... lol... i don't look like that in a swimsuit. it'll be more like those pinterest attempt posts  :D :D :D

 

 

but nanner floaty or no, you should still put in a pool

 

 

cuz people, party, and skin  ;)

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i mean... lol... i don't look like that in a swimsuit. it'll be more like those pinterest attempt posts  :D :D :D

 

 

but nanner floaty or no, you should still put in a pool

 

 

cuz people, party, and skin  ;)

 

honestly I really do have plans to have a pool out back by next year :P

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That is so silly, it is kind of a must have.

 

I wouldn't be caught dead buying it mind you, but yeah I say go for it.

 

 

Lol, I put it on layaway at work with a bunch of other summer biz im not 100% in need of or sure about but want  >:D 

 

 

Really, I'm hoping we get a bunch of kayaks in again cuz I will get one of those instead.

 

 

 

 

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Lol, I put it on layaway at work with a bunch of other summer biz im not 100% in need of or sure about but want  >:D 

 

 

Really, I'm hoping we get a bunch of kayaks in again cuz I will get one of those instead.

 

They still do layaway? Wow.

 

A kayak is more useful than an inflatable banana, but not nearly as suggestive or humorous.  :D

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What is the markup you have on layaway, around 10%?

 

 

our fees just changed. its 15$ or 10% deposit, whichever is greater.

 

 

15$ cuz 5$ non refundable service fee that does not go toward the layaway. 10$ security fee in case a layaway is cancelled or unclaimed in the 30 days. but if you pick it up in time, that goes toward your layaway. no scheduled payments necessary either. just needs to be payed off and picked up within the 30 days.

 

employees still have to put on the 15$ or 10% deposit but we don't actually get charged the fees. it just goes toward the layaway or comes back in full if we cancel. 

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our fees just changed. its 15$ or 10% deposit, whichever is greater.

 

 

15$ cuz 5$ non refundable service fee that does not go toward the layaway. 10$ security fee in case a layaway is cancelled or unclaimed in the 30 days. but if you pick it up in time, that goes toward your layaway. no scheduled payments necessary either. just needs to be payed off and picked up within the 30 days.

 

employees still have to put on the 15$ or 10% deposit but we don't actually get charged the fees. it just goes toward the layaway or comes back in full if we cancel.

 

  Not a bad deal for employees, but I wouldn't do it myself. I'd either buy it outright or not, much easier that way.

Most stores don't have things I would impulse buy to begin with, I'm the kind of shopper who knows what I intend to buy before I ever leave my house, so having a layaway would just seem like an extra fee.

 

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