off-topic What's the last thing you bought offline?

[Ja sa bong]

Digitally, shopping for things online have been made easy. It's now easy buy things even globally and it will be delivered at your chosen address.

Buying things offline is difficult for many now because it's seen as a stressful activity which can be avoided with going online to order.

What's the last thing you bought offline?

 

[Cpvr]

The last thing that I purchased offline was some beer.

 

[Heatman]

This was last thing that I purchased offline. It's called handfan down here. We use it to fan when our light is out and the weather is hot

 

[Shawn]

I bought a 32-gig flash drive yesterday from the Dollar Store.

I needed it for a presentation I'm doing on Saturday and felt it would be quicker to just get it than to hopefully wait for the thing to ship on time.

 

[Harsh World]

I bought a dropping domain name that I added to my hoarded collection of domains.

A 4-letter dot com for "reseller" pricing (can flip it to get the exact money back or wait it out and sell for more). However, I'm going to be putting it to use.

I bought a 32-gig flash drive yesterday from the Dollar Store.

Whenever I need one, I can never find it. The only one I have that I know where it's at has my SYSCOIN wallet on it with 10,000 SYS ($500 at today's price, with all crypto dumped recently), which has seen better times at better exchange rates. It's one of those wallets that I'll keep until it does something big, if ever. That said, I forgot the passphrase for it. However, I know I used certain letters and special characters at 8-10 in length, so it shouldn't be too hard to brute-force it open if it grows mega-huge.

 

[Shawn]

Whenever I need one, I can never find it. The only one I have that I know where it's at has my SYSCOIN wallet on it with 10,000 SYS ($500 at today's price, with all crypto dumped recently), which has seen better times at better exchange rates. It's one of those wallets that I'll keep until it does something big, if ever. That said, I forgot the passphrase for it. However, I know I used certain letters and special characters at 8-10 in length, so it shouldn't be too hard to brute-force it open if it grows mega-huge.

Mine is just a cheap PNY brand one.

It works for what I need it for.

 

[Harsh World]

Mine is just a cheap PNY brand one.

I always go for the cheapest, too, as I know I'll lose it when I'm done transferring the documents I need to print. It just happens. It never fails.

It's better to lose a $1-3 USB stick than a $10-25 faster read/write speed USB 3.0 one (as if that matters for a 1MB document) with excessive storage that isn't needed. I will typically pick up a 4GB or 8GB stick, whichever isn't sold out, as they're relatively the same price, and it's not worth going to a different store to save 50 cents.

 

[Yama]

I bought a pair of shoes. That was about a week ago.

 

[Harsh World]

I bought a pair of shoes. That was about a week ago.

Do they fit? I always had an issue with shoes purchased online.

I have to get DC shoes and try them on in the store. Some pairs are more narrow than others, and I need the wide ones. So, I need to try before I buy because they don't include the actual inner width on shoe ads, just that they're all "wide".

 

[Yama]

Well, they fit well. It is the brand that I frequently use so I knew the size well. By the way this is the first time I bought shoes online.