All My Life For Sale Summary

After browsing thru the items in the “All My Life For Sale” online website, the “8 mm Film Viewer” and “ Saori Hoshi’s Television were a couple of my favorite items. While searching for familiar items on Ebay, I found that there were similar items with different brands and sizes. On the “All My Life For Sale” site there was no mention of brand, size, model numbers, etc. After television page, I decided it is a subjective description of the television, information about the TV/VCR is told along with a personal experience, the site simply states that it is a TV/VCR, it is “kinda heavy,”and does not record. The site only mentions some descriptions of the TV/VCR but does not give brand, size, model number, etc. He mentions that “it has been the main television for the last 10 years. That tells us that the television is at least 10 years old. The site only mentions some descriptions of the TV/VCR but does not give much factual information. Unlike Ebay which gives its audience an objective description, since it gives a full description which includes brand, size, marks or
From the author writing about his personal experience on running ribbon through the Viewer, I got the information that it needs old typewriter ribbon. By the name and in one of the sentences tells readers it uses 8 mm film.
Now that I have gone through the “All My Life For Sale” website, as well as Ebay to compare the items. I have determined the “All My Life For Sale” website is intended for collector’s or hobbyist. There is hardly no factual descriptions of the items and there is one picture of the item. As for Ebay, which I feel is intended for all types of audiences, mainly adults who have access to credit/debit cards, they post several pictures of the items, with different views of the item and some show different sides of the