Politics AMAZON PRIME DAY 2k20

U READY?

Got my $10 Amazon credit for shopping at whole foods locked and loaded.

 

Best Buy is doing some deals too.

I think there's a 70" Samsung TV for 529. May think about coppin' dat.

Kinda want to wait until there is a GOOGLE TV integrated TV.

 

It has begun.

Copped some Aukey usb c charging shit plus cables and a battery. Upgrading my travel setup

 

China Day?

https://www.androidcentral.com/best-android-tvs

 

I browsed for a while but didn't see anything I need or want. Honestly I've never been impressed by Amazon's algorithm. It hardly ever shows me anything that I end up buying.

 

Honestly, I'm not too impressed.

 

There is a Craftsman drill for $65. Regular $109.

 

Waiting until they are GOOGLE TV

 

Heard these O-lights are dope.

20% off

 

I stopped in Best Buy this afternoon and happened across this stack of TV's. Lo & behold, BB is countering Amazon's Prime Day with their version of early Black Friday.

This looks like a pretty good deal. What say y'all?

 

I was thinking about this. Who knows, its a good deal. They have a price guarantee through Black Friday deals I believe.

 

I just saw your post on this TV. I was thinking you had said 50".

 

Nah, looking to get a 50" TV as a gift for future Mother in Law. She just copped a new Condo and wanted to get a gift TV for the bedroom. Getting a Roku TV probably, they are pretty easy to use. Insignia or a Westinghouse, both around 220-240 bucks.

 

Is your guy local to LA?

 

Texas. ordering online probably.

Was thinking of upgrading my living room TV to that samsung, I have a Toshiba or some shit in there now that's about 15 years old. It works fine, but my TV in the bedroom is nicer (Insignia with Roku built in and the Roku speakers)

 

I gotta 50" plasma I can sell you real cheap!

 

PASS

 

K, it's in one of our rentals. Both parents have passed on. Thanks for playing.

 

I've bought some stuff there. Henkel knives and a coffee grinder come to mind. Oh yeah, and some naturally fermented pickles also come to mind.