I needed a microwave. It seemed a simple task, but then most things do until I attempt to do them. I need a few other things too. A toaster, a toaster oven, organization skills. So i decided to make a list. The list wasn’t all that big either. The above 3 appliances, S.O.S. pads, I think cheese was on it. So i figured the best way to tackle this would be to go to Target and grab some appliances. I forgot how crippled with indecision I can become when faced with choices. So, I decided to go back home and do some Consumer Reports style research. 1 hour later I was armed with all the useless information I needed to get this microwave. I had already given up on the toasting appliances. 2 hours and 1 anxiety attack later i returned home with a toilet seat from Lowe’s. Not on the list. And actually not really needed. But I made a decision and I guess that’s all that matters. Oh – I got the wrong size and had to go back and exchange it.

I finally did get a microwave. I opted to spend less money rather than get quality. I bought a 55 dollar microwave at Target. After getting it home and taking it on it’s maiden voyage I looked online and saw that it’s one of the lowest rated microwaves on the market and apparently stops working after 2 months.
You win some, you save 20 dollars and wind up with a shit appliance.