spurgeonryan said:
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Still keep track.
spurgeonryan said:
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Still keep track.
spurgeonryan said:
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Thanks, but I think i'll pass. >.>


Don't be sad if you don't get money for your returns but only store credit. ;)
That would be really stupid. Not sure if serious, maybe a side effect of How To Train Your Dragon 2 and CoD: Ghosts.

spurgeonryan said:
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Why don't you look for new hobbies? Maybe play some sports or read books or something.
| spurgeonryan said: As soon as I get my next paycheck I will be starting phase 3 of my Save Wii U campaign. Mostly to get third parties to continue support, but also to make retailers happy with it taking up so much shelf space. 1. I will use my paycheck to clear out whole sections of games from store shelves. 2. I will then return those games to another store outside of the area. 3. To keep stores off my scent, I will change it up and only do one of each store every month. 4. I will say I thought my nieces and nephews had a Wii U, but found out they had a Wii, so I will have to return the games. 5. I will be sure to act like I am shopping for other items so that the different store will be more willing to let me return there.
Now, this is not illegal. What it will do is force companies to buy more stock, because no business wants empty shelves. So, since this is not illegal, I am asking right here and now who wants to join phase three, and possibly the last part of my violent and extreme plan to save the Great Wii U? Underappreciated Wii U. Missunderstood Wii U. Will you join me? |
You have too much money and time... I'm not so sure the Wii U needs saving though. It's been doing well recently.
Gotta figure out how to set these up lol.
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