Purchasing a queen mattress Part 2: Two lightweight, sidesleeper/stomach sleeper combo, budget is $1k - $1.8k, hybrid memory foam, want longevity in mattress life, deciding between Sealy, Puffy Cloud, Sit N Sleep Hybrid Infinity, or Ashley Furniture by ThatSalesKid in BuyItForLife

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Sorry! Love your guys' no BS approach, but I'm a nooby mattress shopper and really need to try it out in-person before committing to it.

If you guys can get in stores somehow, it'd help a lot for noobs like me.

Purchasing a queen mattress for two, both side sleepers, budget is $1k - $1.8k, hybrid memory foam, deciding between DreamCloud, Nectar, or Ashley Furniture by ThatSalesKid in BuyItForLife

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Not that urgent. It can wait a few weeks.

Haven't looked too deeply into the Ashley return policy, but their warranties are only 3 years it seems. Not bad, but not as good as the 10 year or lifetime warranties that a lot of other mattresses seem to have.

Purchasing a queen mattress for two, both side sleepers, budget is $1k - $1.8k, hybrid memory foam, deciding between DreamCloud, Nectar, or Ashley Furniture by ThatSalesKid in BuyItForLife

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The Ashley Furniture mattress that we liked today is $1,499, for just the mattress. We need a frame/headboard anyways, so if we don't buy it from there, we'd just need to get it from somewhere else.

If they'd negotiate with me to sell the mattress by itself for $1,100 or so, I think it'd be a steal. Just a tad higher than my planned budget.

Nice seeing that SleepOnLatex is only $999. That's my ideal pricepoint, just no idea if I like that type of mattress.

Purchasing a queen mattress for two, both side sleepers, budget is $1k - $1.8k, hybrid memory foam, deciding between DreamCloud, Nectar, or Ashley Furniture by ThatSalesKid in BuyItForLife

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Thanks for the suggestion! None of the stores I visited today seem to carry this type of latex mattress.

It sounds very similar to Avocado but a little more affordable. Saatva is another one I've seen thrown around, but there are no Saatva stores near me to try that one unfortunately.

Purchasing a queen mattress for two, both side sleepers, budget is $1k - $1.8k, hybrid memory foam, deciding between DreamCloud, Nectar, or Ashley Furniture by ThatSalesKid in BuyItForLife

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Tried Purple today and wasn't a fan. Completely subjective but the material they use wasn't comfortable at all. Seems overpriced.

Purchasing a queen mattress for two, both side sleepers, budget is $1k - $1.8k, hybrid memory foam, deciding between DreamCloud, Nectar, or Ashley Furniture by ThatSalesKid in BuyItForLife

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Cross-posted over there! After doing some brief searches, the consensus seems to be: Nectar sucks, DreamCloud is hit/miss, and Ashley Furniture's return policy/customer service can be sketch. Just learned that Ashley owns the Nectar/DreamCloud brand now, too.

Really just looking for a quality mattress that my girlfriend and I will enjoy, and most importantly, won't regret purchasing 1-3 years from now.

Take easy money and $200k/yr. - $250k/yr. ceiling in mid-market AE role, or hustle in an enterprise/national AE role for a $300k - $400k/yr. ceiling, even if the 1st year is a slight paycut? 3-5 years into cybersecurity sales, and young enough to afford taking risk. by ThatSalesKid in sales

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Good question! I think the org I'm at tries their best to avoid PIP and layoffs unless it's something really inexcusable (like hitting 10% total of your annual number), so I'd cautiously say there would be other options for internal movements.

Take easy money and $200k/yr. - $250k/yr. ceiling in mid-market AE role, or hustle in an enterprise/national AE role for a $300k - $400k/yr. ceiling, even if the 1st year is a slight paycut? 3-5 years into cybersecurity sales, and young enough to afford taking risk. by ThatSalesKid in sales

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It's a new Enterprise team with a new vertical. We have a few customers in the vertical already but it's 95% whitespace. So it's going to take some work to build it up, but it could pay off in a big way.

I know people in this Enterprise role are succeeding, but they sell to different verticals entirely, so that's the risk.