Channel 10 in Tampa. FL has an interesting consumer tip. Stock up on Hurricane Supplies. They’re on sale. Sort of like buying Christmas decorations the day after Christmas, but more morbid.
“At Bay City Plywood, there’s an abundance of hurricane supplies. Sales clerk Eric Knight says, last year customers cleaned them out, “We were expecting a big hurricane season and it didn’t go through so we overstocked is what we did.”
Big savings on plywood, shingles and fencing is to be had all over Florida. “It’s a great time for shoppers to save. So if you’re interested in preparing for next year it’s a good time to save money and get shacked up.”
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Bay City Plywood, most obnoxious commercials ev-ar!
The Central Florida Hardware Retailers Association would like to thank Tampa Bay’s WTSP Channel 10 for running this story, without whom it would not have been possible.
Bay City Plywood just isn’t thinking creatively. It’s Florida…sell the sheets of plywood to unwitting tourists as oversized novelty postcards. People will buy anything.
what? where’s the weekly insufficiently researched article bashing doctors and the medical field?