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Old 04.26.2007, 03:35 PM   #50
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Originally Posted by gmku
I actually think that's not a bad idea. I don't want this to be too complicated, though. Don't want to have to worry about frothing up somebody's 1/2 skim mocha latte with diet whip cream while trying to call in an order for next week's releases or whatever.

yes, but consider that you might have to subsidize the record store somehow. as beautiful as it is, it's not a "hot" business.

remember all the bookstores that died in the 90's? coffee has been what's kept alive those that survived. it has also been the weapon of the victors (b&n, borders). an espresso machine will set you back around $4K but i believe it will pay for itself promplty.

plus, internet stores don't offer you a place to hang out & listen to records.

(just an idea, really. but you're entering a TOUGH business so you'll have to get creative).
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