What are the odds
During my visit to Richmond, Corey and Tod made sure I got to visit Plan 9, the hip local music store. I had been instructed to keep an eye out for Loretta Lynn and Bill Munroe LPs on Decca (black and white label only) by a vinyl-addict coworker, but alas, they had none.
They had some screen-printed t-shirts and I decided to buy one; being a indie record store employee, I feel compelled to support other shops in our league. Plus it makes a nice souvenir, although I was bummed that it doesn't say Richmond on it.
When I went to the register the guy put my shirt in a promo bag, so I asked if I could get one of their bags. I explained that I worked at a Seattle record store, and how the employees from my store often bring home bags from stores we visit in our travels and hang them in the back room. They asked about the store a bit, and then as I was leaving, the man in line behind me said, "What's your store called? I live in Woodinville." I told him and he nodded, saying, "I'll come find you."
What are the odds, right?
They had some screen-printed t-shirts and I decided to buy one; being a indie record store employee, I feel compelled to support other shops in our league. Plus it makes a nice souvenir, although I was bummed that it doesn't say Richmond on it.
When I went to the register the guy put my shirt in a promo bag, so I asked if I could get one of their bags. I explained that I worked at a Seattle record store, and how the employees from my store often bring home bags from stores we visit in our travels and hang them in the back room. They asked about the store a bit, and then as I was leaving, the man in line behind me said, "What's your store called? I live in Woodinville." I told him and he nodded, saying, "I'll come find you."
What are the odds, right?