The fluorescent lights of the Best Buy showroom hummed a low, steady drone. Arthur stood in Aisle 4, his eyes locked onto the gleaming white drum of a GE High-Efficiency Top Load washer. It was pristine, silent, and entirely too modern for a man who still used a flip phone.
Arthur looked up to see a young man in a blue polo shirt. His nametag read Toby . Toby had the eager, caffeinated energy of someone who actually understood what 'smart diagnosis' meant. best buy ge washer
"It’s one of our best sellers for a reason," Toby assured him. "GE builds them like tanks. Heavy-duty agitator, steel tub. It’s the closest you’ll get to that twenty-year machine, just with better brains." The fluorescent lights of the Best Buy showroom
"Then you want this," Toby said, tapping the control panel. "It’s got Microban antimicrobial technology. Keeps the tub from smelling like... well, wet basset hound. Plus, it has built-in WiFi." Arthur looked up to see a young man in a blue polo shirt
Arthur paused. He had, in fact, forgotten a load of towels just last Tuesday. He looked at the price tag, then back at Toby. "Is it reliable? I don’t want to see you again in two years."
"I need a washer," Arthur said, patting the cold lid of the GE machine. "A simple one. My last one lasted twenty years. This one has more buttons than a space shuttle."
"A basset hound who thinks mud is a fashion statement," Arthur grunted.