Crabs in a Bucket w/ FireCamino

yeah any anything that's like independently because like Anything that's corporate has this kind of same sterile feel to it of where every store is kind of laid out the same.

And like, if it's not like Publix is a great example.

You walk into a Publix.

and like to the right it's floral and it's not to the right and surprise it's to the left that's the exact same story but it's flipped like but it's not you know like there's not that much variety you know yeah between different places you know

Yeah.

And I'll tell you this, too, just since I became like a small business owner, mom and pop style is, you know, public's a fine example.

Or like even like across the street where the family dollar is or down the down the street a little bit where the dollar general is, is.

You know, a lot of people really get it and really support small business.

And then other people, I mean, I guess they don't.

But each their own.

But, you know, people will come in and, like, suggest wine that they tried from Publix.

And, you know, I'll look it up and I'll see if I can get it, if that's a possibility.

And then I'll go ahead and be up front with them.

I'll be like, this is what it's going to cost.

And he was like, oh, you know, and just to give you an example, maybe it was like an $8 bottle of wine at Publix.

And, you know, then I tell him here, I was like, it's probably going to be about $13.50 here.

He's like, oh, oh, oh, okay.

Yeah, that's it.

I would much rather just come here.

I'm from here and not have to go into town, Northport or Tuscaloosa or whatever.

and i was like yeah i mean you got to think about it like this is uh your two most valuable assets is your time and money and by the time you put some gas in your car and you drive over there to get that bottle of wine you got and then by the time you get back and i mean who's to say if they're gonna have it or not i'll be out of it and i was you know you kind of roll the die and I mean, if you left my store and went to that Publix, there and back, if you went straight there, straight back, I mean, it's going to be an hour and a half.

So, I mean, you lost an hour and a half, and you could have already been at home with your bottle.

And then on top of that is gas.

You're going to spend at least $10, $15 to get there and back.

And so, like...

yeah any anything that's like independently because like Anything that's corporate has this kind of same sterile feel to it of where every store is kind of laid out the same.

And like, if it's not like Publix is a great example.

You walk into a Publix.

and like to the right it's floral and it's not to the right and surprise it's to the left that's the exact same story but it's flipped like but it's not you know like there's not that much variety you know yeah between different places you know

Yeah.

And I'll tell you this, too, just since I became like a small business owner, mom and pop style is, you know, public's a fine example.

Or like even like across the street where the family dollar is or down the down the street a little bit where the dollar general is, is.

You know, a lot of people really get it and really support small business.

And then other people, I mean, I guess they don't.

But each their own.

But, you know, people will come in and, like, suggest wine that they tried from Publix.

And, you know, I'll look it up and I'll see if I can get it, if that's a possibility.

And then I'll go ahead and be up front with them.

I'll be like, this is what it's going to cost.

And he was like, oh, you know, and just to give you an example, maybe it was like an $8 bottle of wine at Publix.

And, you know, then I tell him here, I was like, it's probably going to be about $13.50 here.

He's like, oh, oh, oh, okay.

Yeah, that's it.

I would much rather just come here.

I'm from here and not have to go into town, Northport or Tuscaloosa or whatever.

and i was like yeah i mean you got to think about it like this is uh your two most valuable assets is your time and money and by the time you put some gas in your car and you drive over there to get that bottle of wine you got and then by the time you get back and i mean who's to say if they're gonna have it or not i'll be out of it and i was you know you kind of roll the die and I mean, if you left my store and went to that Publix, there and back, if you went straight there, straight back, I mean, it's going to be an hour and a half.

So, I mean, you lost an hour and a half, and you could have already been at home with your bottle.

And then on top of that is gas.

You're going to spend at least $10, $15 to get there and back.

And so, like...