I was talking to another thrift store owner who has a couple of shops in neighboring towns. She did use a POS system, but her employees spent more time getting the POS right than actually stocking shelves or helping customers. In this business, you can't just put up generic categories and let it go like you can in a restaurant or even a store like WalMart.. Our inventory changes DAILY. I use OpenCart as a generic way to keep my sales tax in order. I have very basic items like $.50 toy, $1 toy, $5 toy.. etc. If someone orders a big ticket item, I just add up the amounts in that category to equal my subtotal. The system figures the tax and I'm done. I have a couple of log ins so that I can see if I process a sale, or my wife. When I get employees, I just add them to the system. While it's true, I don't know exactly what I'm selling every day, but I don't know EXACTLY what I have in stock at any given time either.

The only downside to my system that I've found is the lack of theft protection. But I'm a pretty trusting guy. Don't have a need to solve that yet.

I like to use.. no software.. Beats loading all these products into the system every day!

I don't like using these sites. They inflate the price of shipping on most items, will not combine shipping, etc. I like to use proxibid or auctionzip and deal with licensed auctioneers.

Same to you!

I don't have a problem with what he said. I don't see the big deal in it. I don't think gay people really care either. As far as A&E cutting him from the show, I don't think they should have done that either. They're afraid of losing sponsors, when most gays probably don't watch the show anyway. If anything their ratings would have gone up with the "scandal".

A&E and all networks for that matter have to have more of a backbone to these advertisers.

It's not really that way anymore. You can get an Atari Flashback console with 75 built-in games for around $50.
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Atari-Flashback-4.0-Classic-Game-Console-Universal/23993446

The original systems still fetch a decent amount with gaming purists.. The casual gamer would much prefer the new flash consoles.

Z-40 was made in 1985. Without the speakers, in working condition, I'd price it at $100. With speakers and in working condition could be up to $250.

One of the heavy hitters around here owns a Uhaul franchise out of his furniture store. He confiscates any Uhaul items he sees in units, saying that "by his contract with Uhaul he has to." I think it's a load of crap, but he gets away with it every time.