Nobody can match my prices? Why do you get rock-bottom prices on name-brand home furnishings here? I sell furniture from my St. Paul warehouse with very low overhead. I work by appointment.I own B&M Furniture store for 43 years, first as a bricks and mortar retail location in Lowertown and now by appointment. I sell my online products at discount prices from my Charles Avenue warehouse. You will not find a fancy showroom here. Instead, you can order living room furniture, recliners, dining rooms, bedrooms, mattresses, kids furniture, home office and home entertainment – all at discount prices that will make you smile.) — A Texas mattress store apologized Thursday for a 9/11-themed ad that depicted two towers of pillows being knocked over in a comical fashion. The ad from Miracle Mattress featured three apparent store representatives offering shoppers any sized mattress for a “twin price”. Two of the actors are then seen crashing into the two pillow towers – one of which had a small American flag placed at the top – and knocking them over.
After one of the actors shrieks in terror as the pillows come crashing down, the ad – which was quickly taken down – concludes with the woman solemnly stating, “We’ll never forget.” The store also posted ads on Twitter referencing its “Twin Tower Sale” and using the hashtags #worldtradecenter, #twintowers, and #neverforget. All Mattressses at twin prices! #miraclemattress #worldtradecenter #twinsale #sale #america #neverforget https://t.co/5mfqt0gvIf — Miracle Mattress (@MiracleMattress) September 8, 2016#twintowers #twinmattress #twin #miraclemattress #mattress #neverforget #911 #911memes… https://t.co/mlRVdTItTw Shortly after pulling the ad, Miracle Mattress issued an apology on its Facebook page, which read in part: “We are very sorry we have offended you. Our intentions were not to hurt anyone at all. Our staff is full of military and some relatives have passed away due to 9/11. SAN ANTONIO, Texas (CBSNewYork) — A mattress store in San Antonio, Texas, is apologizing after releasing video promoting a “Twin Tower” sale ahead of the 15th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terror attacks.
San Antonio Express-News reported Miracle Mattress removed the video from its Facebook page following backlash. The video showed store manager Cherise Bonanno and two employees standing in front of two piles of mattresses, symbolizing the World Trade Centers. “What better way to remember 9/11 than with a Twin Tower sale?” Bonanno said in the video. At the end of the video, the two employees fell into the stacked mattresses. “Oh my God,” Bonanno screamed. Bonanno apologized for the “stupid” ad. “It was a stupid idea that we sent out and we apologized for our stupidity and we really hope you forgive us for what we have done,” she told WOAI-TV. According to WOAI, the store was closed on Thursday due to death threats. “We are hate, we are love. We are somebody that stands out. We are Miracle Mattress – we make miracles happen,” Bonanno told WOAI. “And for our lives to be in danger, that’s not what we ever wanted.” The company also apologized in a letter posted to its Facebook page.
“I say this unequivocally with sincere regret: the video is tasteless and an affront to the men and women who lost their lives on 9/11. Furthermore, it disrespects the families who lost their loved ones and continue to struggle with the pain of this tragedy every day of their lives,” store owner Mike Bonanno said in a statement. The store is going to donate 30 percent of its sales this weekend to the 9/11 Foundation. Wall-to-wall, Home clean out service When your movers are done, it’s time for Empty the Nest! We clean out your home, wall-to-wall, to ready it for its next family. We are here for you, your parents, family and friends. We donate used clothing, household goods, and non-perishable food left behind to area charities, and give you their donation receipt. We save materials from the clean out and disperse them to recycling resources to limit waste in overloaded landfills. And to limit the cost of our services to you, we sell the used furniture and unique items you no longer need.
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