What do you take when demoing new gear?

Gum, mints, toothbrush, floss, tissues, pens/pencils, sunglasses, reading glasses, phone charger, hair bands, bobby pins, nail file, advil, Starbucks gift cards, a book, lotion, granola bars, chapstick, single use Super Glue, eyedrops and some CD's LP's et cetera.

DeKay

Thanks to everyone for your advice. I live in Los Angeles and my local dealers are seeing customers by appointment only, seeing customers during reduced and limited hours, or not allowing any customers in the store at all. Plus LA county has just implemented stricter stay at home rules beginning tomorrow. 

I have spoken to a couple of dealers over the phone recently but that is the extent of my relationship with any of them. I would really like to support my local dealers if I can find one I with good service. It'd be awesome to find a dealer that would let me take gear home to demo!

Here is my setup. I would like the dealer's advice on what upgrades would have the biggest impact. I'm thinking either replacing the KEF Q150's or adding a power amp as I want to move to separates eventually. My budget is $1500 to $2000, the less I can spend the better. 

Emotiva TA-100
KEF Q150
SVS SB2000
Bluesound Node 2i
Fluance RT82

Bedroom:
Laptop
Schitt Modi
Schitt Magni
Hifiman Sundara

We have a dealer here that will bring the audition to the buyers home. This is where you will hear what it really sounds like. Most shop’s worth their weight will have room treatments in place so of course it will sound good there. But you will not be going there every day to listen right?

dekay I read you're post, I couldn't quit laughing.  I could just see the flossing.. getting flicked on the 25,000.00 dollar speaker.. and you saying "Ok what's the bottom line" :-)

Regards

Don't forget the blotter acid.