"Riverside's a bust!"bjork said:Tyler Galleria in Riverside CA. A couple of folks here knew where it was, but aside from Serafitia allegedly visiting it, I don't know of any gaffers visiting. I always kept it on the downlow before, but now it's an empty hole, so I guess it doesn't matter.
Diablos said:bjork, that's a really awesome store. Too bad it closed. Seems like it would be a fun place to work. Very impressive fitting all of that merch in such a small place and presenting it so nicely. I wanna shop there
Kagari said::lol Nice tag, bjork.
And wow, that store had a really nice selection :O
Snaku said:Look at all of those Godzilla vinyls.
bjork said:Tyler Galleria in Riverside CA. A couple of folks here knew where it was, but aside from Serafitia allegedly visiting it, I don't know of any gaffers visiting. I always kept it on the downlow before, but now it's an empty hole, so I guess it doesn't matter.
I wish I had a local anime shop. All the ones around me closed down. I bought stuff from them all the time, but I guess not many of them survive.DrForester said:Man, that's alot of stock your store kept. My local anime shop doesn't keep nearly that much.
That was amazing. I imagined certain GAF members as the people singing.Draft said:
Rolled up paper ball...NinjaFridge said:How eactly do you start the elestic band ball? I've thought about doing it but how do you get the shape at the beginning?
Ryck said:Rolled up paper ball...
Ha! You'd never know!mike23 said:Wrong, that's a fail rubber band ball.
NinjaFridge said:How eactly do you start the elestic band ball? I've thought about doing it but how do you get the shape at the beginning?
aceface said:My wife always talks about opening an anime store but I can't see any way that it would make money.
It seems like the only people who would follow multiple series's would be internet savvy and know better deals online.bjork said:You'd have to consistently have regulars who follow a bunch of series at once, or do some kind of community outreach with schools so they kids knew your were there. And even then, it's only gonna prosper on a "stack em high, sell em cheap" philosophy. There's not enough margin on books or dvds to rely solely on that, but with proper ordering you can have related merchandise and make good money off that stuff (figures, plushies, etc). It's definitely a headache though.
He pretty much LIVED in a Kevin Smith movie.whytemyke said:That entire store looks like the set of the next Kevin Smith movie. Awesome. :lol
Ryck said:I've been to that store... are you asian Bjork?
Ryck said:so were you the guy with the pony tail then?
DeathNote said:It seems like the only people who would follow multiple series's would be internet savvy and know better deals online.
Well, if it's anything like the rest of the state jobs here, you won't have to do shit, yet still get some keen benefits.bjork said:I went back to work for the grocery company I worked for pre-anime days. I'm doing the liquor department and throwing some night crew as well. Got a phone interview for a state job with HI next Wednesday, if I get that then it's party time.
Draft said:
bjork said::lol :lol :lol
I used to HATE it when people would come from Tilt and want to buy a pocky with a $20 just to get change. But that flag was mine, I'm glad no one sold it. It's in my closet atm.
That was my reaction as wellCostanza said:WTF @ that wallpaper