Ed and Edna live here. Times are changing, and they're just trying to keep up. Their stories are told in 100 words or less by short story writer Larry LaForge.
Thursday, September 3, 2015
Car Haggling
The salesman knew Edna loved the sporty red convertible. He haggled with Ed for several minutes before offering his final price. Ed remained noncommittal.
The salesman excused himself, pretending he needed the manager’s approval. Edna became upset when Ed told her to go along with his plan. “Ed, I really want that car.”
“Trust me.”
When the salesman returned, Ed insisted on exactly $87.32 off the latest “best” price. The flustered salesman eventually relented, not wanting to lose the sale.
“What was that?” Edna asked on the way home.
“That, my dear, is our favorite dinner at Roxanne’s— on them!”
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