It was a stormy night in April, a tornado touched down in our neighborhood, two miles from Walmart. Dorothy (Chris’ mother-in-law), knowing the local Walmart was expecting some Wii’s on this date, called to see if they had arrived.

Note that the words, “a tornado touched down” was mentioned here. These are big, powerful things of nature. They kill people and destroy homes – literally!

The sales associate said they had and she could get them tomorrow. Dorothy stated she would come now. The sales associate said, “Maam we are having a tornado”. Dorothy said, “I know but I’ll be there anyway”.

There’s that tornado mentioned again. OK, find a place that actually has a Wii console for sale and getting the Wii’s for your grandchildren is important, and I certainly can’t fault her on that point, but – I mean, have you seen those tornados? Well, think back to the last time you watched “The Wizard Of Oz.” Yep, it was Kansas, but it was a big old tornado that started the story off. Anyway, here’s how Chris’ story ended…

She drove to Walmart during the tornado just to purchase your product. The tornado did over 1 million dollars damage across the street from Walmart, but no damage to my 71 year old mother in law as she walked out of the Walmart carrying her three Wii purchases (1 for herself).

Well, of course she had one for herself. If the Queen of England can play the Wii (she does!), and she’s 81, then a mere 71 year old can have no problem – regardless of tornadoes!