Books-A-Million — Local services in Perrysburg

I'm not sure there is a million books. Have I been lied to? Or is it a million through out the franchises? It's very confusing. I do like how it shortens to BAM. BAM! Love that, very easy to say. BAM. Maybe it means Ballin Amicably Mandarin! I'm not sure though. Actually right now, fun fact, I'm in Georgia. Have you ever been to Georgia? Like and subscribe if you've been to Georgia. If not leave a comment about your favorite Shakespeare book! I'm very interested. In fact, they sell Shakespeare at books a million! We've really come full circle here. What a life we live! I really think you should enjoy life and live it to the fullest! Make sure to make goals. Goals are important in life, to maximize your experience. You should never be content, you must always push for more. David R. Holsinger says you need to feel the meaning behind music. And I think this applies to everyday life. You must understand the capabilities of the everyday person, and understand them to the fullest. When confronted with adversity, while some might say you should give up and die a violent death, I would argue that life is the better choice. You should seek adventure and in my opinion you should try everything once. I would even argue you should read every book! A good place to buy books is at...

Great bookstore! Great coffee from Joe Muggs...usually. Today, I went to get my usual cup of joe. I'm severely lactose intolerant and asked the barista for soy milk. I usually trust the barista to know what soy milk is and to provide that when I ask for it. I was charged for soy and expected soy. I get half way through my coffee drink and realize that the milk taste different. I had a friend taste it and they said it tastes like 2% milk. Later on that evening, I was down and out with a stomach ache and terrible side affects from the 2 % milk that the barista mistakenly gave me instead of the soy milk. So, be careful and watch your barista when they make your drink in the future just to be on...

At least one of their cashiers is a really good salesman, for them, but not for me. I didn't realize that membership cost $25 dollars until after I already gave him all my info. I had the impression I was signing up for a free savings card. I was trying to save money by limiting the $ amount I was willing to spend on my 11 year old, and the cashier was aware of this, and I wound up spending $25 dollars that I really needed for more important things. It was rather disappointing. I did like their book selection, and their candles, and such, though. I will return so my membership doesn't go to waste, and I know if I go enough, the membership fee will pay for itself. I just wish I hadn't...