Well, Greg was gone about 30-45 minutes on his shopping expedition.  I said &quot;that didn&#39;t take long&quot; and he said that he would have been back sooner but he was playing with other stuff there.  He said he knew exactly what he was going for.  I have a feeling he got me a GPS for my car.  When we were in Texas last weekend, our Hertz rental car had a &quot;Never Lost&quot; system on it and I liked it.  It would tell us exactly where to turn and even told Greg when he was going in the wrong direction.  I absolutely cannot read a map and even when I mapquest out directions, I have trouble following them.  I said that I would really like to have one of those.  Actually, what I said was that I wanted one in my new Mercedes, but as I pointed out in an earlier post, that didn&#39;t happen.  Men, maybe you can explain your thinking to me because I just don&#39;t get it.  Obviously Greg was listening when I mentioned a treadmill, because I told him I had picked out the one I wanted and it was on sale thru today for 1/2 price - &#036;999.99.  When he got home, we went out to lunch and then by my son&#39;s house and on the way home, he stops by the place that it is on sale, we go look at it, he has the sales guy plug it in and I try it out and say &quot;yes, this is the one I want&quot;, and then he asks me if I am ready to go.  We leave - no treadmill.  I don&#39;t know why he even stopped by there, he knew from the salesman that the sale ended today and he knew before we even went there how much it cost, and the money truly isn&#39;t an issue.  I know he isn&#39;t plannng on surprising me because he is a very smart businessman and there is no way he would pay double tomorrow just to surprise me.  It doesn&#39;t matter that he didn&#39;t buy it, I just don&#39;t have any idea why he would go out of his way to go there when he wasn&#39;t going to buy it.  I really do not understand the whole right brain, left brain thing&#33;&#33;&#33;