Memorial Day was celebrated here on the U.S. recently on May 31, a day to honor Americans who have died in military service, but also the start of the summer season and now a major shopping holiday.
This online promo for a local furniture store was a bit off on its calendar date.
Notice that the sale extension date is before the holiday date. Obviously, the date was meant to read June 6th; you can't always believe what you read.
This is a screen shot from the actual website. We were shopping there last weekend shopping and were told the management knew about the error.
Enjoy your weekend, Everyone
8 comments:
We could all use editors.
Ha Ha it is always nice to know that I am not the only one who makes mistakes.
I love that they didn't change it. They may be sorry LOL!!!
Hope all is going well.
Grace
Oops! I sent an email last evening and received an auto reply saying that the person was out of the office Dec. 21-28. Nice, but where is she today??? I haven't heard that part yet :))
That's why proofreading everything must be done at least three times.
As always Friday Funnies is just that... funny.
The story of my life when I worked for the Yellow Pages. :)
It's so easy for those little mistakes to slip through unnoticed. Hope you have a nice weekend!
In a perfect world, we would ban all advertising and sales for Memorial Day. How does a furniture sale promote respect and honor? Most especially when they don't even know the date!
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