Practice Quiz 40 | C1 – Advanced

refer to the following article.

Everything Video Opens Store
By Kelly Warren
Everything Video, a pioneer in the used electronics marketplace, recently opened its fourth store, this time in San Diego. With popular branches in Anaheim, Los Angeles, and San Bernardino, the chain’s new store, located in the Seaside Mall, is its largest location yet. The space boasts an incredible variety of thousands of games for multiple platforms that date back to the 1980s. There is also a smaller section of game consoles, handheld players, and an assortment of other vintage video game devices. Used movies on videotape or DVD are also available.
Kendra Brown, founder of Everything Video, says, “A lot of people miss owning physical objects.” She explained that the shift in recent years to playing games and watching movies online has indirectly created a demand for physical products. “Often, our customers buy these items for sentimental reasons.”
Not only can customers do some shopping, but Everything Video buys stock as well. If you have games, movies, or devices they’re interested in, staff offer cash payments or store credit to use at any of their locations in exchange for them.
According to branch manager Dane Cruz, as an introductory special, shoppers who buy three games or more will receive a 20 percent discount off their total purchase amount. The offer is valid until August 1 and is only available at the San Diego branch.

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