The Post About Fair Share or Unarmed Robbery

I'm often impulsive when it comes to buying shoes or puchasing a pint of ice cream. However, when it boils down to spending cash in more respectable amounts, I become a sponge for things like pros and cons and testimonials. I can spend months making lists and checking them more than twice before swiping my debit card. And then, even still, I'm googling for every coupon imaginable. For example, I recently chose to stay at a hotel only after knowing it was the safest, served the best waffles and cost the least (By using the promo code for the US Table Tennis Association which saved me $20. What?)

Recently, I've been researching all things hosting for both a work project and my own pursuits of a home on the willd, wild web. Part of gathering intel included my local Books-a-Zillion. Several books had great info, but most was simply a repeat of recommendations I'd already found on the internet. Until I came across 4 suggested providers in one particular text. The book cost $24 and all I really needed was this:

As you can see, I took a photo with Sammy the Samsung (I didn't have a pen.) Was this a poor choice? I'm guessing by the way I shoved my camera phone in the cushion of the seat when the teenager in a book apron rounded the corner, that I may have done something of which heaven would not approve.

Condemnation? Absolution?