That's fine. I said I could pick it up. That's when one of the couple said they had another TV, one that was 55", it does have a remote, but it has these discolorations on the screen as a result of branding by gaming. Eh, I'll take that, too. So yesterday/Wednesday, after a long and stressful day (and night) of work, I drove out past the loop and grabbed both TV sets. Well, one of the two helped me lug the 55-incher through the trunk of my car while the other one put the 31" set on my passenger seat. I didn't think how I would carry the 55" TV flat-screen into the house by myself, but I finally thought it best to carry it vertically.
And now I have two TV sets. They are both used, and I haven't even tried turning them on yet. If they're old or otherwise beaten up, I don't see why I can't dump them with help from the city. If they work, though, hey, I've got two more televisions.
The thing is, I might need to buy one more. Before my parents left, Father wanted a new TV ... and he wanted one at least 65 inches diagonally. I told him that might be too expensive for me. But I just got on Best Buy's website and I'm seeing the generic (meaning the Best Buy) brand of flat screens that size going for $300. That's not too expensive. I just hope they're still at that price when I finally bite the bullet. Also, after going through what I went through to just get the used 55-incher up the stairs, I am hoping (assuming?) that the 65-incher will come in a box with handles, or at least holes through the box so I can at least clutch and drag the thing upstairs.
There were just three television sets in the house: One in the dining room, one in my parents' bedroom, and one in my bedroom. Pretty soon, there will be double that in the house. Huh.
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