Middle-Aged Curmudgeon
I've commented before that computers, the internet, and other forms of technology and I have a "cold war" of sorts. We view each other with distrust & suspicion. Today's update is: same ol' same ol'.
The other day, I mentioned that I tore the only pair of jeans that still fits me. With clothing stores closed or restricted, I finally gave in and browsed online. I thought I found stores that had what I need. ("I think so, Brain, but where are we going to find rubber pants our size?" --Pinky) Unfortunately, they didn't. These are websites, after all, a form of technology that hates me.
I ordered two pairs of jeans from one website and some underwear from another. In answer to your question: no, of course I couldn't get everything from one place. One had jeans but not underwear in my size, and the other had underwear but not jeans in my size. I probably could have ordered elsewhere, but both would have been more expensive.
Moments ago, I got an e-mail from one of the stores that one of the two pairs of jeans I ordered was cancelled. Already? You see, this is why I hate the internet. Even when I give it a chance, it turns on me. No chance of detente here.
I guess I'll try the manufacturer's website next. The price to order jeans directly from them is only a little more than the store that let me down. Mind you, it was two days ago that I browsed their site, so either the price or availability probably has changed -- or both.