dem beats

Lemonade!

Just a super nice couple. Took everything to not jump in on that sale. We pulled up to the store at the same time and I wanted to finish a song and some coffee before I went in. It's so sleek I thought it was a 2 door.

Got to drool on someone's new Tesla S P85D. My assistant sold him a bed. His wife said my car looked good too. Lol. :-)

Mingus really makes me stop and think. I can't multitask when he is on.

Coltrane got me awake and not wanting to sleep. WTF.

I doubt I could even read music anymore. Used to be first chair saxaphone for state in grade school.

Jesus H Christmas on a pogo stick. I eat good.

And buzz. Working on it!

You said humbucker. Lol

Beer at ~15℉ Mmmmmm

Went from weak Ass month to balling as Fuck. :-)

I didn't get a computer until almost 2000.

The edge of your bed actually uses foam to make it last longer. Foam can be way better.

That is kind of normal. No clue how much is psychosomatic or the nature of the coils. More than 75% of people gravitate towards an edge at night even if alone. My wife is not part of that club however and loves dead center.

Thank god the patents loosened on that. Simmons had a death grip on it for a long time. Kingsdown got around the rules by sewing the coils in the pockets. They called them "nested" to avoid other trademark issues too. The beds were 2x3 times the price of a The beautyrest anyway.

I really miss Kingsdown. They are just not what they used to be. :-(

Innerspring now. Tempur in the next month or so. We're going to buy the grand bed on bases. $15k or so. I'll be getting a little bit better of a deal.

The adjustable bases is the real key for most people's though. If I could show the value of the base to more people I would have a lot more happy people.

The few things that help me guide people is to always err on the side of softer if you are deciding between a few. It's just plain healthier. Statistics show that the most common regret is that the consumer wishes they went softer, or larger. Comfort is #1 though. No matter the features or technology or durability comfort wins. A bed could be way healthier and even cure all diseases, but if you can't sleep on it, it's a horse shit mattress for you. ultimately we have the least complaints about the temperpedic brand. It solves most of the common complaints by design. Not everyone likes the feel though.

A lot like shoes that way.

Jared linked to it. Way worth the extra paper. I recommend a temper mattress is you can swing it. Jared got an awesome pillowtop though. It just depends on you have the $$$$ and if you like the feel of the material.

I only get maybe 6-7 hours I can sleep..And I toss&turn most of them Tempur on switches.

Best thing you can do for your sleep.

With a remote??Yup!