Dan was at the gaming store at 6 a.m., three hours before it opened. He arrived before all other customers, ready to be the first to grab a new baseball video game.
A crowd formed around him, but he remained in front. When the doors opened, he rushed to the display and grabbed the first copy. Victory!
He sauntered to the checkout counter and paid. “Did you see our display of a similar game for half off?” the clerk asked. Dan looked immediately, but saw only “Sold Out”. He groaned, distraught.
“Better check your peripheral vision,” the clerk smirked.
A crowd formed around him, but he remained in front. When the doors opened, he rushed to the display and grabbed the first copy. Victory!
He sauntered to the checkout counter and paid. “Did you see our display of a similar game for half off?” the clerk asked. Dan looked immediately, but saw only “Sold Out”. He groaned, distraught.
“Better check your peripheral vision,” the clerk smirked.
