The next week I went back to the shops and checked whether
any of the books were sold. I couldn’t find the books and thought that they
must have all been sold out (there were only 15 last week and with them selling
2 a day, it’s likely that they sold all of them). I asked a guy working there
if they had the book in store. He checked on the system and said they have 15
in stock. He went to show me where to find the books. He couldn’t find them and
so with a confused look he said that he would check the backroom to see if for
some reason they were put in there. He couldn’t find it there either and eventually
he gave up looking for the books, apologized to me saying that they definitely have
stock, but for some odd reason he can’t seem to find the books. That’s when I realised
that if they have 15 in stock it meant that not a single book was sold during
the week and these books had mysteriously “hidden” themselves that even the
employees of the book store could not find them.
Monday, March 5, 2012
Disappearing books
Two of us went to a book store and had a look around in the Christian
section. We saw a controversial book on the rack that teaches a lot of “Christian”
nonsense which is completely unbiblical. We asked one of the guys there how
many of these books they sell per week and he mentioned that they sell at least
2 every day (which means about a minimum of 14 in a week). We felt we should
pray that people would become blinded to this book and not buy it. In total, there
were about 15 of these books on the shelf and so we make a very small marking
on the price tags of the books so that we can check next week and see how many
books were sold and if it was less than normal.
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