"wasn't sure you'd still be here"

[Lee]

Ironic, last week I celebrated 26 years in business, in this shop.

 

First customer of the day brought in 3 pairs of shoes & said "I wasn't sure you'd still be here" Its a curious sentence that I've heard a handful of times this year, yet no ones ever said it to me previously....... I wonder why?

 

Said with a LOL

 

Lee

[Broms Cobb]

the 'Public' should listen to themselves - always say stupid stuff and can be quite 'cutting'

[Mike at Vauxhall]

Customers often say it wasn't me they were talking to, but someone else. Well , you were either talking to me or Jerry the newt. ( see profile picture)

[mrkeys]

10,000 keys sat on pegs behind me yet on a weekly basis at least 10 people say " do you cut keys "

 

No love I just collect em :0

[grahamparker]

Ironic, last week I celebrated 26 years in business, in this shop.

 

First customer of the day brought in 3 pairs of shoes & said "I wasn't sure you'd still be here" Its a curious sentence that I've heard a handful of times this year, yet no ones ever said it to me previously....... I wonder why?

 

Said with a LOL

 

Lee

 

 

I think it is mainly down to the economic depression that is still going on and you only have to look at most high streets to see how many businesses have dissapeared

over the last few years. In my town alone there have been numerous bussinesses that have traded for well over 50 years that have closed up as they can no longer make ends meet.

If we all can survive the next few years then things can only start to improve unless the Chinese economy drags the whole world back into a global recession.