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11 minutes ago, kobblers said:

I certainly don't miss that.

I used to keep almost the full range of TRG polish jars and the dyes, and the shade was never bloody right.

Rick.

I know Rick, I bought all your old dyes. Shifted most of them.  “You can please some of the people all of the time, you can please all of the people some of the time, but you can't please all of the people all of the time”

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I have found you can have your shop rammed full of different laces & you will have customers asking for a lace you don't have, So I just stock a basic range, What pisses me off when they come in & say I'm looking for some laces, Ok what colour, Length, round,flat or cord, I don't know my shoes are at home, I think how the Fu$$ do I know then??

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5 hours ago, abababa said:

It's not just the 5 - 10 minutes of time giving advice, it's the 5 minutes afterwards correcting the display when they have picked 5 - 6 pairs of their correct display hook and put them back on the wrong positions.  

That used to do my head right in - I found it pretty disprespectful.

Rick.

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17 hours ago, grahamparker said:

Best decision I made was getting rid of shoe repairs and sundries. Don’t miss it at all.

When covid happened I made my shop smaller. !  turned my stands round so they couldn't fiddle with them. I put one of each on the reverse as a display.They had to ask. Some still tried to yank them off though.

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