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I'm a Junior in the field of Electrical Engineering. And a Senior in the field of Nuclear Engineering. During the summer and holiday season I work at a camera store. Since the store that I work at pays some commission, I have learned that it is best to sell the customer exactly what they will use and need. The reason for this, there is no profit in returns. And when you sell someone what they need they are more likely to refer other people to you. It is best for someone to have a camera that works for their needs.

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