Oh, well then idk lol. I'm not a business expert. I was just thinking if it was a change, some CEO could just shut you down just cause a few stores are doing bad, even if you aren't.
Haha, people don't learn from their mistakes silly.
Oh, ha. That is awesome! A bit before my time, though. I worked there from like '99 to '04, I think. That was a wild store, though. Such a fun place to work, and there was so much history there. There were like autographed posters and messages written on walls and stuff in the back room that dated back to the early-mid 70s, from all sorts of bands and such. It makes me so sad knowing that place is a pool supply store now.
I don't think so. Though, I'm having trouble remembering if I even knew of a pool hall/pizza place over there.
id do the same. its cool they have a platform to speak on but i also like not alienating any portion of my hypothetical fan base
What sucks is now, record stores are the only place people buy music now if not digital. People stopped buying them at Walmart, Best Buy etc. so I think only Target sells CDs anymore.
I mean, I guess if you're Jay Z, you can take photos shaking hands with Obama, but for everyone else, you don't want to go to the wrong parts of the country and have them know you don't agree with their politics.
That's okay, with the credits you have now, you can still get a bachelors in minor loitering or public disturbance.
That was an episode of Black Mirror bruh.
No, that actually happened. And whether that's true or not, I know the Beatles are like top 5 or 10 as far as most money made by a music act.
Sleep tight. Don't let the Jeff Bezoses bite.Okay, now I'm really going to bed. Goodnight.
Yeah, I was gonna say,
@TissueHime is either asleep or still in a Walmart parking lot collecting carts.
david schwimmer talks about politics on social media. he decides to go on a mission trip to Djibouti where he gets attacked and cooked
