Walking into Best Buy is always dangerous. Even if you have your mind set on buying one thing, you could easily leave with a plasma screen TV and twenty pairs of headphones.

Last night I had the most personally successful Best Buy trip of my life. After a pleasant dinner of Broadway Pizza with ClackyJ and his bride, we stopped at Best Buy on the way home.

I entered the building with no purchase in mind. Which usually means I’ll walk out of the building with a box set of this or a full priced video game of that. I’m an idiot.

This night was different. While looking over the video games in the new, terribly remodeled, shelving system, I came upon a flat envelope with cars crashing on the front of it.

The package was labeled as a Burnout Revenge demo disc. Not for sale. Not for sale? Free? Without purchase?

Yes. The hotly anticipated Burnout Revenge is available in a one level one player demo available at Best Buy. For free. Just take one and walk out. You might feel like a thief, but you’re not.

It’s available for both XBox and PS2. I didn’t look for Gamecube. Because, really, who cares.

So I left Best Buy with a free item, and my wallet still full of monies. Pretty good story, huh?

Whatever. Go get yourself a free Burnout Revenge demo disc.