Alison's Mom
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I thought most stores would allow this, but turns out many don't and just expect you to buy then return if it doesn't work. This seems like it would be more work and hassle than allowing people to try them in their vehicle before buying.
I had to speak to three employees and a manager at Walmart before they let me take a couple of floor model boosters to check fit in my car. I offered to leave my license and visa with them as collateral and they finally agreed.
A friend is looking for a convertible, and I want to go to BRU with her to try a few seats in her car. Do they have a policy, or is it based on the discretion of the staff there? I guess being a tech could possibly give me some pull as well. . . I'm in Canada if that makes any difference. I would go during a slow time so they aren't too put out by the absence of their floor models for 20 min.
I had to speak to three employees and a manager at Walmart before they let me take a couple of floor model boosters to check fit in my car. I offered to leave my license and visa with them as collateral and they finally agreed.
A friend is looking for a convertible, and I want to go to BRU with her to try a few seats in her car. Do they have a policy, or is it based on the discretion of the staff there? I guess being a tech could possibly give me some pull as well. . . I'm in Canada if that makes any difference. I would go during a slow time so they aren't too put out by the absence of their floor models for 20 min.