Consumer Advice

Since online sales are steadily increasing as more and more consumers are buying online each year, why not create a day just for them? Did it work? Not all that well in the beginning.

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“Oh, for the good old days when people would stop Christmas shopping when they ran out of money.” ~ Unknown

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Many medical problems can have a satisfactory outcome if caught early. So error on the side of caution when you feel something is not right.

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On the surface it would appear that everything costs more and we’re all making less. And in some cases there’s a valid argument for that. But not all.

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I’m probably looking at 800 to a thousand people up and down the concourse at both Atlanta and Salt Lake airports. I doubt if there is a single one of them that paid the same price for their seat as the person who will be sitting next to them.

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You would think at my advanced age I would know better than to believe that the section would actually tear on the perforations as designed. To make a long story short they didn’t.

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How many people needed a Hula Hoop the day before it came out? Answer: No one. Yet it was a marketing phenomenon and still sells well today.

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After four years in office for President Obama and 23 Republican debates plus two presidential debates for Romney — what do these guys have to prep for? Is there the remotest possibility they might hear a “new” question?

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Between 2000 and 2007 the average price of gasoline was $1.91 and we were screaming about it. How we would love to go back to those days now.

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Our leaders are dealing with unfathomable amounts of money. We are truly in uncharted territory. Much of the fate of the world depends on what we do in the next few months and our leaders are playing politics instead of taking care of business.

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