Thrift Shopping

Mason: It is a rare day that I am not wearing something that I bought at a thrift store. That’s something I’m very proud of. I wear that, like, you know, a badge on my thrift store sleeve.
Emily: I don’t necessarily buy a lot of clothes at thrift stores, but I think I’ve bought a lot of furniture…

Mason: Really.

Emily: And pieces for my house, like, maybe a TV here and there. My mom’s a huge fan of Goodwill printers, laser printers, because people get new ones, and you know, they’re like a year old, and they work great and they’re, like, ten bucks…or, like, a new mouse for your computer.

Mason: Nice. Nice. I personally, I collect mugs, so I’m always checking out, like, the thrift stores for interesting mugs.

Emily: That’s a, that’s a great place to go for mugs.

Mason: It’s a good collection. Uh, I’m pretty proud of it… Well, and not to mention, I mean, certain styles, especially around here…most of the… a lot of the new clothes are trying to imitate a style that’s already happened, or, like, the distressed look, you know, on jeans, you know, buying new jeans with holes in them. Hey, I can go get jeans that, like, have actual real holes in them for $4.00…

Emily: For $1.50!

Mason: … at Value Village. Sweet!