I must say, the quotation marks here are less eerie than the coercive/comforting tone of the note. Feel free to spend your meager funds here all the time. Thanks... (and thanks for the submission, Amber.)
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8 years ago
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I think that's an appropriate use of quotation marks. They probably raised prices so that they could "lower" them to more than they were prior to the price hike.
I do find it oddly comforting.
Well, prices, I suppose, could be said to be greater of lesser, whereas low (or high) could be considered a description of height. So they may be saying that the prices could be listed closer to the ground.
" I love this blog, it hits the nail on the "head".
I do find the whole note very confusing. Was there a time when people weren't invited to come often? How high did the prices used to be, since they were so intimidating?
OMG they used the word depression! And without quotation marks!!
Ok, I understnad that this isn't a "spelling" blog - but has no one caught on to the fact that on that giant sign there is a rather large misspelled word. Hmm...figured someone would have caught that...
By the way - possible has two s's, not one
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