The Agony of Purchase

by Scott Roman

Overview

Scott Roman takes you into his thought process when he decides to purchase something. He goes into the thought process of why he does what he does when he decides to purchase the most common of items.

Call it the lost art of delayed gratification, or obsessing that there's something better out there, or just indecision there's no such thing as a routine purchase in Scott Roman's world.

Word count is around 3,800.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940016247885
Publisher:	SKYPublishing
Publication date:	03/26/2013
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	153 KB

About the Author

Scott Roman tackles the everyday ordinary life with honesty and brevity. Using his life experiences as a jumping off point for whatever bothers him he explores common experiences. He's a recovering copywriter, stringer, and graphic/web designer and a graduate of Bradley University.

Scott Roman lives in northern Illinois with his wife and two daughters. His growing works include: A Better Me, Automotive Correctness, The Agony of Purchase, A Selfish Dad Travels to Wisconsin Dells, It's Embarrassing: Memories that Me Cringe, Me and My Motorcycle, What Happened to Porno, and a collection of some of those essays in Should I Bother?