Consumers can use layaway to buy outdoor grills and patio sets at Sears, winter coats at Burlington Coat Factory and dining sets at Kmart. Now music fans can get concert tickets on installment plans, too.
© 2009 The New York Times (full story)
Found this on The Hollywood Reporter and thought I would repost it here.
If you aren’t one of the 9 million people who have already seen it, give it a look. It’s wonderfully done. And it’s a copyright infringement. Fantastic!
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