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Officeworks

Came up in 25 episodes · 2018–2021

Discussed for its 'beat by 10%' price-match policy and its effect on retail competition.

Mason reads out a delivery notification text from Officeworks as part of the guessing game.

Jess describes going to Officeworks on Bourke Street to get a 3D body scan made into a Christmas angel.

Derek Myers says he bought the megaphone from Officeworks for the birthday stunt.

Josh notes the store is 300 metres from his apartment but he bought index cards from Amazon instead.

Mentioned regarding Scooter Derek offering to go there for Josh, and compared to cheap book printing.

Where George and the team printed the Hump Day Replay flyers and stickers.

Josh took his faulty AirPod Pros here and eventually got them replaced after a multi-visit negotiation.

Josh recalls Grace saying the office chairs came from Officeworks and cost $50.

Store Josh returned his faulty AirPod Pros to.

Store where the current branded megaphone was purchased; discussed negative product reviews.

Josh bought his AirPods Pro there and did a price match.

Josh bought the megaphone and batteries from this store.

Josh mentions buying Uni-ball Air pens there for about $4-5 each.

George mentions going there to buy an Ethernet adapter to fix his video call delay but found it sold out.

Mentioned as likely to be extremely busy as people scramble to set up home offices before the shutdown.

Cam describes buying a tablet at a pricing error from Officeworks and later reselling it for profit.

Cited for having a strong, flexible price-match policy compared to other retailers.

Suggested jokingly as a potential brand partner/sponsor for Organised August.

3D Dyl had his book manuscript printed at Officeworks.

Josh called Officeworks trying to buy desks for the office move and found them sold out.

Store Josh visited and where 3D Dyl found cheap Bic pens he planned to resell back home.

Store where Josh and Bree bought paper for the handwritten book project and plan to get it bound.

Mentioned as an alternative but smaller/more expensive whiteboard option compared to an online supplier.

Josh spent $60 on notepads, pens and index cards at Officeworks for his new note-taking system.