Now, admittedly, I never use our printer at home, so I haven't even looked at printer in cartridges since college. So, yesterday, my wife asked me to pick up ink cartridges on the way home from work. First off, I have no idea how we ran through previous ones we had, but that's really neither nor there. My wife is a nice, talented, creative person, so she is helping one of her coworkers with wedding shower invitations and volunteered to print them out.
I stop at
Dunder Mifflin Staples on the way home and I honestly don't remember the last time I set foot inside a Staples. I could be a recluse as long as I had internet access and a credit card, because, really,
what can't you buy from Amazon? So, I wander around for a few minutes before finding ink cartridges, then have to look through a stupid little book like I am buying spark plugs at the auto store. They have the black cartridge (is that racist? Should it be African American cartridge?) sold individually, but not the color one, so I have to get this "Value Combo Pack." Let me tell you something about this "Value Combo Pack:" it loosely translates to "You Better Take Out a Second Mortgage Pack." 52 f*cking dollars for printer cartridges. Oh! I almost forgot! I also get photo paper! Thank God, because I run through photo paper like nobody's business. F*ck you, Canon photo paper.
This chick better reimburse us for these printer cartridges or else it's coming off the wedding gift. No f*cking joke. You're going to get a card, a smaller check, and a copy of this Staples receipt.
In any event, I go to Google to figure out why printer cartridges are so God damned expensive, when my day is made by the auto complete searches:
This one is more run of the mill, but I could not answer any of those questions. I am guessing manhole covers are round so you can roll them to a truck or something rather than having to carry them because they are crazy-heavy. I can't even begin to guess what that last questions means.
This was the one that got me:
-Big Ran