Hey everyone, I'm thinking about buying a new SUV soon, can you all give me some advice about why I should buy a piece of **** $500 Civic instead? Thanks in advance, you guys are the best!
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What are those words you like to use? False equivalence? Yep, definitely false equivalence.
Had an area rug from Red that the seams went bad in six months. Would not do anything
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It really depends on what you’re buying.
Redekers stocks mostly higher end solid furniture, whereas Homemakers caters more towards the lower end Ashley type upholstered furniture and cheaper wood products. That’s just what people tend to buy now. That being said, Homemakers does stock some quality furniture as well.
It ends up cheaper in the end buying quality because you end up buying multiple Ashley type couches when you could have bought one from Bernhardt, Smith Brothers, etc. As a woodworking hobbyist, I am a big advocate for buying/building quality furniture, except when it comes to young children. That’s just my experience.
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Sorry, I must have confused you with one of the other cave dwellers.
Point still stands.
I don’t know that I’d call buying $2500 baby furniture fiscally responsible but to each his own.
so what if someone were looking for cheap, high-quality cribs? Anyone got a hookup for that? 
My kids broke the door handle to the back of the house. I honestly have no idea how it happened. They weigh 30 and 50 pounds and manage to break things I don't think I could break.
Because Younkers is closing and we all live on too large of a lot that is financially ruining our cities. Plus, with that POS Civic you’re not buying and hauling home heirloom baby cribs, you’re getting it delivered from Walmart.
so what if someone were looking for cheap, high-quality cribs? Anyone got a hookup for that?
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Well, this has turned this into quite the slap fight.
Your original post didn't include much detail at all. Dresser and crib for $2500 was it. If you wanted to know if Redekers will negotiate, that info was irrelevant. If you wanted to know if that was a decent price for what you were looking at, there isn't enough info to answer. Thus the post reeks of humble brag.
What other details do you want to know? Don’t really know any other details outside of it being oak.
More so talking to the people calling me smug. Also no one that has said not to buy it has responded with experience of dealing with heirloom furniture. I don’t care if your kid destroyed your Walmart crib I’m not buying that.
We need color, architectural styling, dimensions, what kind of mood does it evoke in someone who sees it for the first time? Without all of this information how could anyone possibly answer a simple question like "will Redeker's negotiate on the price?" and therefore our only option will be to tell you that you should never buy kid's furniture that costs over $8.
$2500 for a dresser isn't bad. Iowa state paid 2.25 MM for the last dresser it got!
To think you can determine a purchase irresponsible simply based on the dollar amount is moronic.
Found this for you. $80. Doesn’t look like anybody’s kids have chewed on it. You’re welcome.
https://desmoines.craigslist.org/atq/d/antique-crib/6527320363.html
https://desmoines.craigslist.org/atq/d/antique-crib/6527320363.html