Date:         Sat, 29 Jul 1995 09:29:08 -0500 (CDT)
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@vanagon.com>
From:         Gerald Skerbitz <gsker@lenti>
Subject:      T-SHIRT PRICE IS $15.00 NOT $10.00

This is so people don't miss this.  I'm putting the price in the subject 
line. I'd hate for you to have already gotten a bunch of $10.00 bills 
because people missed your followup.

 On Fri, 28 Jul 1995, Poor Richard wrote:

>  The little boy was so happy that everyone liked his idea, that he ran
> off and told everyone about it. He was SOOOOOOO excited. Soon, he began to
> think that perhaps he should start on the idea, and talk to the people
> who would make those wonderful, happy shirts that everyone wanted. His
> radio station always worked with a certain shop, who gave them a great
> deal. He called, and began to discuss prices. Because these
> super-special shirts had to be perfect, he wanted the best.
> &^%$&*^(*(*&(*&
> CRASH
> oh my, those prices were a bit higher than he thought, as the price
> breaks for 100 or so shirts are definately better than those for 25. 
> -high-quality, natural colored shirts(37 or less) $8.50 each
> -5 different color screens (each $15) - $75.00
> -art preparation charge- $25.00
> And these are all at "preferred customer" rates.
> Anyway, much to my chagrin, I would say that $12.50 would be more like
> the cost. So with tax, I must pathetically ask for $15.00, to cover
> postage as well, and $20.00 for international orders. We *can* get
> shirts for $10.00, but they would be boring plain white t-shirts with 2 or 3
> colors (black outlines included). Since I want these to be the best, I
> must red-facedly ask for this. I hope this is agreeable, and sincerely
> apologize for the stupid confusion, caused by my excitedly jumping into
> this project without doing a little checking first.
> Richard the eager
> 

--
Gerry
Gerald Skerbitz <gsker@med.umn.edu> U of MN Med School Admin 6-5379
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