Subj : "Highly profitable" Bay Street Video store n Toronto thrives
To   : Nightfox
From : Ogg
Date : Mon Jul 18 2022 21:49:00

Hello Nightfox!

** On Monday 18.07.22 - 08:28, Nightfox wrote to Ogg:

 N> [..] Years ago, I bought a CD from a pawn shop [..] I took
 N> the CD back to the store where I bought it, and they took
 N> the CD out of the case and brought me another copy of the
 N> CD they had and put it in the same case and gave that back
 N> to me. For some reason I thought that seemed a bit sketchy
 N> at the time, but I guess in the end I still ended up with a
 N> good copy of the CD album along with its case and the
 N> booklet in the case.

Why sketchy?  Did you get a home-burned CD-R version? It would  
be very easy to tell the difference between a commercial CD and  
a CD-R.

Speaking of CD displays, I remember seeing a really clever  
"artistic" approach for home use.  Instead of storing CDs in  
cabinets or towers, the mechanism permitted snapping a CD case  
in a matrix/grid on the wall. And depending on one's takes at  
the time, the mix/match of the cases would change over time  
too.  I thought that was a beautiful way to enjoy favourite CD  
art either while it's playing or "just because".


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