Absolutely nothing. I have never bought anything from or via Amazon, and I have never even bought anything online. Amazon Prime Day means absolutely nothing to me.
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Wait, you didn’t call me a boomer or ask me if the old folks home has computers or suggest I up the dosage on my Geritol drip? Are you a bit under the weather today? I’m calling the Canadian Red Cross and having them rush over there to revive you!
STAT!
It’s just like me missing a chance to call you a whippersnapper. Hey, speaking of which, how did you get onto my yard again? Grrrrrrrr.
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I don’t buy much merchandise anyway, so I don’t need to jump on an opportunity such as Prime Day. I’ll sit this one out, but thanks for the offer.
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Well, now that I think about it, I do need a few dozen more miniature cameras and microphones . . .
. . . wait, it’s not what you’re thinking. They’re um, er, they’re for a friend.
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We did discuss my purchase of cameras and microphones and secretly installing them in homes, it‘s a continuing theme. I brought it up here again because you keep urging me to take advantage of Prime Day.
Confusion over.
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Dude, don’t you remember what happened to the tree surgeon and the pizza delivery guy and and the roofing contractor the vacuum cleaner salesman and the furnace inspector and the butler and the newspaper boy and the electrician and the computer technician and the grocery delivery boy and the mailman and the tax collector and exterminator and the Jehovah’s Witnesses (wait, they’re not supposed to be on this list) and the telephone repairman and the house painter and the gardener and the Uber driver and the air conditioner repair man and the FedEx driver and the carpet installer and the neighborhood handyman and . . .
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