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Nov
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Originally, we had just about no king-sized quilts in any way. We customarily sold queen and lower bedding, because there had been little requirement for anything bigger.
Since we have started stocking king size quilts engaging in business and dealing with people has truly become a good bit harder. We put all our stock on show, and yet folks always insist in asking the most clear and pointless questions. They are going to ask if we have anything that’s the same size but in a higher thread count, as an example. I’m very experienced on covers, and I haven’t even heard of them being debated via thread count.
Other times, we’re going to sell hand-made king size quilts, and they may essentially try and request particular color combinations.
If we could, they wouldn’t be handmade, would they.
But you try saying that to one of our buyers who knows just what she wants and is used to getting it. I swear, a few of these folk are bad, and others are fully most unlikely. And that doesn’t even start to cover the quantity of questions folk ask about duvet covers. Together with the king size quilts, we have many quilts that folk can get to lay over their beds, but we don’t stock duvet covers.
We have a sign that claims that we don’t stock duvet covers. We simply didn’t clear enough of them when we used to keep them in stock, and did not particularly have plenty of room for them on the shelves anyhow.
But folks who need king size quilts seem to believe that they can get something by wishing it. I swear, king size quilts are the bane of my existence.