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  • I am not much of an art-er and craft-er, actually I am not one at all. But I am a good prankster and an even better gift giver, and Midoco has helped me tremendously in maintaining my reputation in pranking and gift-giving. Ergo, 5 bright stars, each made of a different precious metal. I have bought awesome fake vomit etc. from these guys which I have used effectively on a number of unsuspecting people. But more importantly, they are very well stocked with whimsical gifts. Who knew that finding non-standard issue wind chimes would be so difficult in this city? Last week I hauled ass to Eaton Center and returning empty handed hauled ass to Honest Ed's just at they were closing. Literally rummaged blindly through a completely dark and almost closed hardware section, and in sheer desperation bought a sad looking wind chime, which I regretted buying the moment I stepped out under the bright lights of Honest Ed's crazy yet appealing Vegasesque signage. I decided to see if Midoco was open and seeing their door open marginally at about 9:15 pm I squeezed in. I figured, once you're in they can't throw you out! Turns out they're open till 9:30 pm. Brownie points for that! I immediately found what I was searching for. Now, I know, that wind chimes aren't the most earth shattering of gifts, perhaps even a little lame, but it's a long standing inside joke/sentiment with friends! The other thing I've noticed is that they also carry gift tags. Apparently most stores only stock them during Christmas? What do people do the rest of the year? I've had to resort to my inner non arter and crafter to craft some pretty amateur gift tags in the past, but no longer now. Thank You Midoco. The staff is really friendly and helpful. The cashier chatted me up seeing my university tshirt, turns out his sister almost went to my school. The store is well organised, colorful and very inviting unlike Honest Ed's which I haven't been to in years and made me feel like I was suffering from Seasonal Affective Disorder the moment I stepped in. Midoco has an endless supply of art and office supplies and if you get confused just holler at the staff. They're happy to direct you to the right aisle, make suggestions and even won't hesitate to help you spell things a la Gwen Stefanie spelling out B-A-N-A-N-A! Long live Midoco!
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