I finally got the cranky SoundDock II from Bose Service Center in Connecticut (a street in Greenhills, pun intended para sosy) last Monday. For only 15 minutes of having it played, something malfunctioned and I had it repaired. Thanks to its one-year warranty. Anyway, when I was fetching it, the speaker was handed to me in a velvety black bag. I even reminded the staff that it wasn't my bag and he informed me that it's for free, part of the service (a good one, to be precise). Its string is reminiscent of a saint's belt that you can see inside the church or households. The full effect (velvet and that string) is very Nazareno.
Friday, February 13, 2009
Things # 008: Bose Service Center Black Bag
I finally got the cranky SoundDock II from Bose Service Center in Connecticut (a street in Greenhills, pun intended para sosy) last Monday. For only 15 minutes of having it played, something malfunctioned and I had it repaired. Thanks to its one-year warranty. Anyway, when I was fetching it, the speaker was handed to me in a velvety black bag. I even reminded the staff that it wasn't my bag and he informed me that it's for free, part of the service (a good one, to be precise). Its string is reminiscent of a saint's belt that you can see inside the church or households. The full effect (velvet and that string) is very Nazareno.
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