Some pics could be nice. BTW, you find the complete deck assy for under $400 delivered to your door. 169583 is the magic number.

This is all about "performance" -- range performance, car performance, cooking performance. This is also about status, fantasy and guilt. It also might be about property value. Some very famous cooks didn't have "high performance" equipment. And it's amazing how home cooks in other countries don't have all this fancy equipment and yet manage to turn out delicious meals. I've had wonderful food cooked in a fireplace and on a hot plate. If you can cook, a high performance range makes it easier and can give you more control and eliminate a struggle against a range (which is certainly annoying). If you can't cook well, and don't learn to season, no appliance will help.

Mercedes and Porsche have a V-8 engine, just like my dad's Ford. Must be the same thing, right? Neither sofa system is better. There is no suspension system that is "better", IMO, because it more depends on how its made. A Pirelli system done well, with the appropriate cushion filling, will last and hold up very well. But it can be done cheaply too. Even an 8-way system done sloppy will just fall apart. I saw this once on a very expensive Drexel leather sofa. We used to sell Emerson leather, at the time a very respected "8-way" brand. The same model would sit completely different each time we ordered it. They got sloppy at the end. Personally, I don't much care for Pirelli, but I've not had problems with the ones we've sold. I strongly recommend that you don't allow kids to jump on a Pirelli sofa, more so than other kinds. If you want to know which is the "better" sofa, I'd vote for the Omnia. We definately want leather, reclining, and high backed sofa. Any advice on these two or others greatly appreciated. This category is dominated by junk. I've not sold Omnia, but it has a good rep. I like Jaymar, real quality there. Good Luck!

I add up my purchases as I shop, so I have a close idea of how much it should be when I reach the checkout. If it's off, I try to figure out why. Walmart is SUPER BAD about over-charging, so I'm really aware when I shop there.