Question About Jobs With Commission

[TomServo]

What ever happened to those Blockbuster Music stores? They were nifty.

[One-Way]

^ Hey, you're right. I forgot all about those.

[TomServo]

I think it's part of this a conspiracy. We're on to something...

[loseyourname]

Blockbuster and Wherehouse made a deal a couple years back. Blockbuster got movies, Wherehouse got music, and they stopped competing with each other.

[TomServo]

Blockbuster and Wherehouse made a deal a couple years back. Blockbuster got movies, Wherehouse got music, and they stopped competing with each other.

But wasn't Blockbuster pwning Wherehouse anyway?

[loseyourname]

But wasn't Blockbuster pwning Wherehouse anyway?

Beats me, but either way, it was a smart move for Blockbuster. Record stores aren't doing too well these days. Then again, Blockbuster seems to be a little desperate in their copycating of Net Flix.

[One-Way]

Well, how come Warehouse still sells DVD's, and a lot of them too. Also, I really forgot how Blockbuster Music was. Was it just like, you go and buy CD's? No renting involved?

[TomServo]

Well, how come Warehouse still sells DVD's, and a lot of them too. Also, I really forgot how Blockbuster Music was. Was it just like, you go and buy CD's? No renting involved?

I remember Blockbuster Music having a lot of stuff, and those listening stations. But I'm not sure about renting.

[One-Way]

Yeah, I remember there was one right next to my house. Now it's a shoe-store.

[loseyourname]

Well, how come Warehouse still sells DVD's, and a lot of them too.

You can't rent them, though. That's the point. You can buy DVDs almost anywhere, but the only two large rental chains are Hollywood Video and Blockbuster. Aside from them, its mom and pop or the internet.

Also, I really forgot how Blockbuster Music was. Was it just like, you go and buy CD's? No renting involved?

Yep. Just a regular record store, like Tower or Virgin or Wherehouse.