buying wii in alaska

jatwood

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hey guys--
i guess i don't understand-- people wait in line to buy a wii, in the lower 48?
i guess i don't understand-- people spend $600 for a new wii on e-bay?

i don't understand--because i live in alaska

i can buy a wii system anytime i want for $250 there isn't even any sales tax in many cities,towns
there are no lines i have to wait in--theres no 150%price mark-up--and their on hand--no sale tax

i guess what i'm saying i think the best place to buy a wii is in alaska.
 
[quote name='jatwood']hey guys--
i guess i don't understand-- people wait in line to buy a wii, in the lower 48?
i guess i don't understand-- people spend $600 for a new wii on e-bay?

i don't understand--because i live in alaska

i can buy a wii system anytime i want for $250 there isn't even any sales tax in many cities,towns
there are no lines i have to wait in--theres no 150%price mark-up--and their on hand--no sale tax

i guess what i'm saying i think the best place to buy a wii is in alaska.[/quote]


$950 airfare, round trip, to the nearest Alaska metropolitan area with a Wii- the Wal-mart on Kodiak Island.

Excludes other transportation fees.

Trying to call up Wal-mart/Sams/Gamestop in Alaska and asking them real nice to send one to us: not gonna happen.

:(
 
The only down side is that you live in ALASKA. All the Wiis you want, just nobody to play it with. Go having 1.1 people per sq. mile!
 
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