It always makes me a little sad to see a favorite movie or CD in the bargain bin. I want to buy it and leave it on someone’s doorstep with a note that says, “Try this, you’ll like it.”
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Come now, who do you know that hasn’t seen that classic?
Me too! I’d be bummed to see When Harry Met Sally in a bargain bin. So good.
“Waiter, there is too much pepper in my papricash, but I’d be proud to partake in your pecan pie.”