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March 21st 08, 08:36 PM
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StP retail fit-out - still a work in progress
"Stimpy" wrote in message . co.uk... On Fri, 21 Mar 2008 19:28:30 +0000, tim \(not at home\) wrote Look at the prices of those shirts, they only need to sell 3 a day, and they've paid their staff wages already. Tax and unit rental won't be more than another couple of shirts, etc. but why would someone buy a posh shirt whilst waiting for a train? To some, they're not 'posh shirts', they're just 'shirts' Then surely their butler would be procuring said shirts from somewhere more upmarket than a railway station concourse. tim |
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March 21st 08, 08:44 PM
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"tim (not at home)" wrote Then surely their butler would be procuring said shirts from somewhere more upmarket than a railway station concourse. That's not the butler's job. The valet or gentleman's gentleman, perhaps. Peter |
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March 21st 08, 08:59 PM
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StP retail fit-out - still a work in progress
"Peter Masson" wrote in message ... "tim (not at home)" wrote Then surely their butler would be procuring said shirts from somewhere more upmarket than a railway station concourse. That's not the butler's job. The valet or gentleman's gentleman, perhaps. Yes, my mistake tim |
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March 21st 08, 09:04 PM
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StP retail fit-out - still a work in progress
On Fri, 21 Mar 2008 21:36:50 +0000, tim \(not at home\) wrote
Look at the prices of those shirts, they only need to sell 3 a day, and they've paid their staff wages already. Tax and unit rental won't be more than another couple of shirts, etc. but why would someone buy a posh shirt whilst waiting for a train? To some, they're not 'posh shirts', they're just 'shirts' Then surely their butler would be procuring said shirts from somewhere more upmarket than a railway station concourse. Depends on the cost I suppose. Everyone has a different price point for these things |
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