A playbook for making a customer angry.

A playbook for making a customer angry.
I found an original pair of Sorel Caribou, the standard issue winter boot, in a Thrift Shop in St. Augustine, Florida a few years back.
Great boots for winters out here in Utah.
However, the liners were dying – particularly the fur cuff.
Last winter, I searched and could not find Sorel branded replacements. Found some other options, but the compatibility was questionable.
Well, it appears July is a good time to search for winter boot liners. They are currently in stock at Sorel.
Mrs. SFTE said I should go with the black collar vs. the white. Know. Your. Audience.
The only question was my boots say size 9. They also say they were made in Canada. So I guessed they meant size 9 in U.K. sizing. Sorel’s run a bit big, but I am generally not a 9 in anything. So, I went with size 10 U.S., which corresponds to size 9 U.K. and size 43 in EU.
Back in business.
Pray for snow…
Not saying that you should, but let’s assume that you might want to track maturity schedules as you termed out some cash – because rates on Treasury bills and notes are increasing much faster than bank rates.
You could use a little tracker like this.
At no cost. Enjoy.
“The best way for investors to learn from mistakes is to let others make them, then read about it.” – Scott Barlow in The Globe and Mail
A belated Happy Fourth of July…
Here are my most influential reads for the month – in no particular order:
Note: This is based on when I read the article, not necessarily when it was first published. Unfortunately, my backlog of things I would like to read always seems to dwarf the amount of time I can devote to reading.
Top clicks across the site last month:
Updated stats:
Read Articles | Books | |
January | 89 | 1 |
February | 110 | 0 |
March | 102 | 3 |
April | 103 | 2 |
May | 134 | 3 |
June | 74 | 0 |
July | ||
August | ||
September | ||
October | ||
November | ||
December | ||
Total | 612 | 9 |