To close up our Vancouver Audio Show, 2016, experience, we purchased a pair of Cartier Santos Dumont Aviators. A silver pair in Platinum finish, with Gold screws, grey lenses, to go with the gold pair (with silver screws, brown lenses) we purchased for wearing to the show.
Not having anything to wear for the second day of the show was a big ordeal. We had a pair of twins who we considered posing with the stereo equipment, but we didn't wish to share them with the other guests.
Life of Riley. Charlie Sheen.
Commercial Electronics did a nice job of repairing our reference post-amplifier (you can put it after an integrated), the Stax SRM-007t - Omega 2. They put in back screws, instead of the grey ones, and this gave us quite an upset.
You can get a Santos Dumont with black screws, with a similar finish as our post-show specials, for only $980.00 USD, or an equivalent, Canadian, although it isn't shown on the website. They make a great match for your audio gear.
You will also find CE reviewing audio gear now.
Let's look at the Etymology of Stacks, not Stax, not Etoymotics. When you say you've "got a stack on [your] belt" it means that you've got $1000 USD on it. So something like a Gucci Alligator / Crocodile, for a raw-belt. Let's look a Keys, referring to Kilos. If you're an actor, you might have $50K, in your back strap. Not a tight product, the belt. It means that you've got you've got x KG of a valuable product, Keys, likely cocaine.
As a Hi Fi salesman, you might find some interesting terms bandied about by your customers, who might come in groups. You'll have to listen well to get the jist of the sale.
Cartier may serve as an affable model for the luxury goods manufacturer, interested in audio.
We have a black cross to get started with.
How to bring Monte Cristo into this? The Count was written by Dumas and not Dumont.
A Metis of leaning, Gabriel was far from chatty.
How you get started is your own God dam business.
Now on with the show.
JP 2016/06/09
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