When I moved to San Francisco, I thought I should upgrade to a fullsize. You know, just so that I could be adult<\/i>.<\/p>\n
I diligently researched possible retailers. Then determined my budget.<\/p>\n
And I thought I was so brillant when I came upon Dirt Cheap Mattress<\/a>. I spent only $500 on a so-called luxurious bed set. I was so happy to find the ultra plush Simmons with a pillow top. I spent the following weeks researching the best sheet sets and other things.<\/p>\n My roommate didn’t agree with me and went to buy his bed at Ikea.<\/p>\n Now about 1.5 years later, I wish I went the standard normal route. The bed sags in the middle. Unlike my younger self, I don’t jump on the bed. It doesn’t hurt my back yet, but people who have come over…complained. I am happy sinking into the mush.<\/p>\n And so today, I reluctantly went to try buying real beds at real retailers. It was confusing. The same mattresses with different labels at different retailers. How could I justify spending so much money when I may leave the Bay Area? What if I suddenly decide to upgrade to a queen? And what if?<\/p>\n And the funny thing is, I am much more willing to spend more money on a computer than a bed. Chris did point out that I spend most of my day on the computer than on the bed.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" When I moved to San Francisco, I thought I should upgrade to a fullsize. You know, just so that I could be adult. I diligently researched possible retailers. Then determined my budget. And I thought I was so brillant when … Continue reading