re: Wheres the best place to buy a green egg, primo, or commado joe?

RE the bGE premium price, some choose to pay it because of the dealer experience. Good dealers often throw in a few freebies, accessories, charcoal, etc, as well as offer delivery and setup. Eggs aren't exactly lightweight, and the assembly does require some mechanical aptitude. I bought mine abt three years ago for $850, delivered to my door and assembled on site. Took two guys about 45 minutes to an hour, and they knew what they were doing. Would have taken me two to three hours, easy, as a novice. That was worth $$ to me. YMMMV.