Spotted this in a store today and promptly put my shit that I didn't need back on the shelf and walked out.
Edit: it has been pointed out this sign is most likely ironic, in line with the companies schtick. I would counter that while that may be true, behind every good joke is a little bit of the truth. They mean this unironically also.
It's this cluttered, disorganized, warehouse-like, garage sale style bargain/discount place that sells probably 80% absolute junk, but within that last 20% of decent stuff, maybe 5% really is a screaming deal.
I prob would have never even gone there, except I heard they do carry fishing gear. Since that's my main hobby I went to check it out expecting junk low quality stuff.
While they certainly had the junk, many of the locations I have visited also have a small amount of solid mid-tier stuff at a nice discount (maybe 20-25% off MSRP)...which is nice but with the limited selection wouldn't keep me coming back...but then they also sometimes have some really nice high end lures for like 60-70% off, which is just crazy and idk how they are finding this stuff.
Those deals are good enough that I stop by my 2 local Ollie's every few months to check their inventory, and when I'm out of town, if there's an Ollie's nearby and I have time to kill, I'll stop in.
It's not like I get all my fishing stuff there, but I've definitely filled out my selection of a few key types of lures buying their high end Japanese models that stack up with the best on the market...for less than half price.
I don't understand, is it like a pre-emptive argument against the people who complain about shit and try to play the "I'm a good customer, you should appease me" card? Or are they literally just saying "Buy more shit"?
I've been to Ollies. They had Nerf Longshots Icons on sale for $20 NIB, which sell on ebay for $50+ used. Otherwise, it was like a big dollar store.
Eh, it is being reposted for free and users have even figured out what company this is, so they get advertising done for free, I wouldn't consider this shitty marketing.