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Ain't Cheap!

So today we headed off to Pacific Sales aka Best Buy to purchase all new appliances. After doing his homework, hubby had a good idea of what we wanted. So Baby Girl and I headed over to Los Feliz today to do a bit of shopping...well, it turned out to be a lot. What was nice about Pacific Sales was that they weren't overly pushy and what I hate most is salespeople. Even at the mall they freak me out. We had gone to Sears the other weekend and we had several salesmen and women approach us until we finally let one talk to us. We went in to Pacific Sales and a nice guy in his twenties came up and struct up a conversation. After 5 minutes I knew he was cool and progressed to let him show us appliance after appliance. He was very knowledgable about all the products. He took us through stoves, fridges, stove hoods, garbage disposals, washer and dryers, and dishwashers. What was nice is that he was telling us the pluses and minus of a few products and he let choose what we liked. We ended up going with LG products so that our kitchen will look uniform. Additionally, we have all stainless steal products. Even the washer and dryer are a grey color. I am sooo excited. How many times in your life can you go into a store and buy all new stuff? Not many. This was a real treat for us. For all of our shopping efforts our sales guy threw in free $1500 pots and pans from Germany and a knife set. Hubby and i had to laugh because he made a big deal about the cost of the pots and pans. Hubbers and I were why don't you just deduct $1500 from our total and forget the pots? Anyhow, we got out at the price we thought we spend. We got a ton of items on sale. Pacific Sales price matches so we got the best prices in town. Now to see everything in our new kitchen!

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