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How much time did you spend in your car last week vs on your mattress and box spring?
How much was that triple latte this morning?
Could you skip ordering the appetizer for a month?
Is a gym membership healthier than a good nights sleep?

I ran this table for our $799 Queen size Mattress and Box Springs

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An industry consultant must have declared that to be a successful furniture retailer you needed to proliferate the advertising market with your self image. One cannot flip on the television or a radio in the Boston media market without hitting any number of these furniture "icons". However, I would bet that you would rarely find them in their stores. It's mostly marketing shenanigans.

No shenanigans here, just me, Nate. If you don't find me in my store, Look closely. I may be the guy in the warehouse receiving the freight or rewiring the computer system. However, I may also be the guy at the tradeshow buying new furniture or negotiating terms with the bank. But if things have gone well then I will be hiking with my three children who are all under the age of 8.

Regardless, If you cannot find me easily in the store. You can always call me up or send me a personal email. The contact information is listed on the home page. I will do my best to personally respond.

My Professional Bio complete with professional photo...In the third person.

Nate is a father of three, economist by education, creative by nature and an innovator with bailing twine and cat 5e cables. He reads a lot, tinkers with hammers and screwdrivers once in a while, and generally likes to have his time occupied with alternative free thought. As a business owner, his role is often the “captain, cook and bottle washer.” He is a hands on person from creation to implementation. The driving core of Nate is “something new” and the current challenge must always be more complicated than the last. Music, Nature and Technology are things Nate can’t live without. He believes in individuality above everything else.