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I seem to only remember one of these in Ohio, in Canton on 30th Street NW.

The narrator points out that Best was kind of a destination with their own character, maybe that's why it's no fun to go shopping anymore - companies simply have no character about their business, and one box looks like another.

I seem to only remember one of these in Ohio, in Canton on 30th Street NW. The narrator points out that Best was kind of a destination with their own character, maybe that's why it's no fun to go shopping anymore - companies simply have no character about their business, and one box looks like another.

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Yeah, by the time the 90s rolled around the catalog showroom store was an obsolete concept. There was another one called Service Merchandise that was more widespread, they had a similar concept and a similar fate.

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I remember service merchandise, they had conveyors and your product came rolling down after ya paid. It was cool as a kid.

I hope retail finds a way to survive, i hate amazon. Half their shit is counterfeit