Galleries to see high-quality large optical prints in the US?

[Alan Edward Klein]

What was written can be interpreted as your wife is a man or that she doesn’t trust other men.

Well, I was using men for other husbands. Some of them act in ways that their wives don't trust them.

 

[Alan Edward Klein]

As I understand it, the problems with the Lik galleries include:
1) high pressure sales tactics; and
2) questionable representations about the uniqueness and collectability of the product; and
3) in connection with #2, extremely optimistic representations in respect to the potential value upon re-sale of the product.
All of which are consistent with a sales presentation that is full of flash and glitz.
My rule of thumb is that if the premises and presenters are flashy/expensive, the product is likely to be lacking.

Apparantly you've never been in a Lik gallery and gone through their pictures and presentation? Maybe your understanding is not complete. Don't you think you ought to go yourself before making such a negative analysis?

 

[DREW WILEY]

You forgot she won the lottery, Alan. The first thing Mrs. Wartleshnatz does afterwards is celebrate by driving to the Krispy Kreme donut shop on the corner, and stuffing herself. Then she books a cruise ship, then she buys the picture. Then she spends some on an Elvis impersonator concert in Vegas, and gambles away whatever is left over, so has to hitchhike back home, where she can enjoy her Like picture, if she can manage to pay her electric bill.
That doesn't work out, so she is forced to sell the picture for $49 to the donut shop, where it matches the colors of the donut frosting. Happy ending.

 

[Alan Edward Klein]

It's possible she was at Lik's afterall.