I don't get it. Why is a furniture store selling breakfast?

"see what I did there?"

Nope. ;P

I notice funny (i.e., redundant) hours of operations signs all the time. Always a head scratcher.

....maybe because they aren't selling much furniture right now....

Edwin - I nominate you to head up the Department of Redundancy Department for the Weekly.

These signs were made for all the IKEA stores in a central location. Most stores have different weekend hours, hence the wording. The signmaker needed to keep the same measurements and it was obviously too much bother for him to change the wording and keep the same measurements.

Harlowe and anonymous,

...And to be the cheese at the end of that rat's maze they call a showroom!

Melissa,

True! These redundant hours of operation every where (Taco Bell seems to be an offender, too), but never so big and visible from the freeway at 65 miles per hour!

Jebediah,

And I nominate you to be my co-head for the Department of Redundancy Department, because with the Department of Redundancy Department, redundancy starts with redundant leadership!

jumpcut,

Your explanation makes perfect sense. The consequences, however, are still funny! At least to me... ;-)

give them a break, edwin. english is their second language.

HEHE...Did you know IKEA isn't even Swedish? They're based in Netherlands, and what's more, they are registered as a non-profit! Just one of the many things that by coincidence I read in the latest issue of Mental Floss that came in the mail today!

Here's another! It is estimated that 1 out of 10 Europeans living today were conceived on an IKEA bed. I assume not while it was still in the showroom, which might count for percentage just the same.

The reason 1 out of 10 Europeans were conceived on an IKEA bed is because of those little screwdrivers
.....that come with the furniture. :-)

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