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07-30-2007, 08:14 AM
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Disappearing Hobby Stores
Posted By: leon
I agree with Jim. I have my website and it costs me about $100 a yr....That won't pay 1/5 of the utilities for 1 month of brick and mortar. I am open 7x24 also. I know of one friend that still has a store, John Richmond, in San Antonio. I need to see how he is doing next week at the National as he is usually setting up with John Billingsly. If you have never met him he is one of the funniest, nicest, guys around. He tells a story of his small shop being so disorganized and cluttered that when folks come in they don't know if he just moved in or is just moving out....regards 
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