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07-30-2007, 10:28 AM
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Disappearing Hobby Stores
Posted By: leon
Good question...and the same one raised by Tom B. a few posts ago. I will bet that when I speak with John R. at the National he will tell me 95% of his stuff is done through ebay. My guess is that he has a small shop to get out of the house .....which I can certainly understand. When our computer company got bought a year and half ago I had the option of working from home (and still do) but I drive in every morning instead....1 way is about 45 minutes....but it gets me out of the house and more focused on work....not sure if I am disciplined enough to work completely from home..... 
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