Second To None Longbox

I just have to tell you about this. A friend of mine went into her local Woolworth store to buy the 2nd To None CD. She saw the album listed on the woolies chart at Number 3 although there were no 2nd To None CDs on the shelf. When she asked the young assistant at the counter he told her that they had all sold out. My friend asked to see the manager, who took ages in appearing, eventually asked my friend what was the problem. After she told her, the manager told the assistant to have a look in the drawers behind the counter to see if there were any of this CD remaining in stock. The manager came upon one drawer with 11 copies in the drawer! My friend insisted that they should be put on the shelf so other people can buy them, and purchased four copies for herself and her friends. Whether they were put on the shelf after she left remains to be seen when she returns to the store. How can Elvis be successful with these releases when there is a conspiracy against him from the younger generation who clearly have a problem with Elvis??