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Just to be clear I think the retailer should honour the posted price and I would push for that to happen. All I am saying is that the legal remedies being suggested are not that simple there would have to be proof of a "guilty mind" an intention on behalf of the retailer to mislead the public and/or a history of using such inappropriate business practices. One instance of a retailer failing to remove a store shelf tag after the conclusion of a sale would be difficult to win. There have been a number of recent cases where online electronic flyers gave listed stuff at the wrong price and companies have not honored the price but simply said it was a mistake. Would I pursue the manager yes would I pursue legal action No. Just my opinion.

Good business practices, company policies or industry voluntary codes of conduct are just that "voluntary" so in my opinion there is no legal requirement for the retailer to honour the price.... many reputable retailer would.

It sucks to feel like no matter what you say you end up feeling like your fucking Wrong.....

A short but very enjoyable conversation with a good friend.

While it would be good practice to do so i don't think there is any legal requirements to do so. Just my opinion

Sitting on the couch.... checking the posts on CERB and thinking....

The longest I have ever seen a lady is 14 months.

So much for the thought that if you can't say something good don't say anything.

Is there really a need?

Congratulations Emily... 5000 posts is a huge contribution to the community.

Great Blog post Nathalie.... but I have to be honest as I clicked the link to check out your blog I was sooooooo hoping that "deck" was a typo ;)

Happy Birthday Fitch20

I celebrated Canada Day today as I an a very proud Canadian.... not proud of Harper and McKay but proud to be a Canadian. Many of you may not know this but in Newfoundland July 1st also has a second significance, I guess to be accurate July 1St in Newfoundland was significant long before it was selected as Canada Day. Prior to 1949 Newfoundland was a separate independent country and participated in the 1st and 2nd world wars as a separate country following the 1st world war a National War Memorial was built and July 1st was selected as Memorial Day (yes we still recognize November 11th) . July 1st was selected by the Country of Newfoundland because it was the day in which 800 solders from Newfoundland answered the call to battle in the first day of the Battle of the Somme during the 1st WW the following day less than 100 answered toll call. This huge loss of life impacted almost every community in Newfoundland. For this reason the people if Newfoundland still mark July 1st as Memorial day. So while a proud Canadian I an also a proud Newfoundlander and I celebrated July 1st as both Canada Day and Memorial Day.

Watching World Cup.... my first game... USA Vs Belgium.... i don't think I will be a Football fan.... I think I will stick with Hockey

Agreed Happy Canada Day.... we might complain about the Stupid Laws the Harper Government Wants to impose but Canada is still the best place in the world to live.

Welcome Libraa.... feel free to join in and post... the more the merrier.

Happy Birthday Melodie...hope you have an awesome day.

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Happy Birthday Alexa...have a great day

Supper last night.....

Congratulations PistolPete....6000 post us quite a contribution.

I think we need to be very careful in our characterization of lonely clients who rely on an SP as their only source of happiness.... like everyone who visits an SP lonely men are complex and multifaceted...not just one dimensional... what the SP may see and experience may not be the full dynamics if that person. they may have broader personal and professional lives that are very fulfilling but are lonely for personal intimate company. This need can be because they are in a marriage that lacks intimate companionship... note I dud not not say lacks love or perhaps they are so busy in other aspects of their life they neglect the personal. Yes if course the SP is meeting the need for the lonely guy... but that us the same as for every guy. the issue should not be about it being bad for the lonely guy to rely on a SP.... give me a break. The only issue i see is if the client can't understand that the relationship with the SP is a business relationship and exists only for that reason. If the lonely guy or any guy gets that... then there should not be a problem. I have met ladies in thus business who I can honestly say I care about a great deal and consider to be friends...yep genuine feeling of caring for these women.... but you know I have met women in other parts of my life for example at the office who over time I gave also come to be friends and care for.... amazingly I am able to recognize that you can care for people even in a way love them as a friend but not expect them to leave their families, husband's and Significant Others to be with me. It just mean I gave a connection with someone I also have a business arrangement with. I am married I have wife and family I love... not looking to replace them.... but to be frank where I am in my life means that even though I have a great career..great family I am often lonely and fine comfort with some amazing women who I have met as SP. Let's not over analyze this....its ok to be lonely. Just my opinion.

Last night it was Macaroni and Cheese from a Restaurant here in St John's.

Black tonight

Not getting nearly enough sleep..... I'm exhausted this week.