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...in modern retail today, which Sam really invented was they weren't self-service. Oh, he didn't invent that. He stole that. We're going to get to it. We're going to get to it. Okay. So you would walk into these stores
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Joan doesn't back down. And she takes off to Asia to visit a clothing factory. Yeah. Me and my me and the woman who was being my designer, you know, were in the back of the bus of the airplane, you know, one of us sitting lying on the floor, the othe
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...none of those retailers would be around if it hadn't been for the expansion of the American mall. If you're into luxury, Ralph Lauren, Donna Karan, Giorgio Armani, Versace, Gucci, Dolce and Gabbana. I can go on. All happened within the same five year
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...good retail experience, people are looking for. A bad or mediocre retail experience, people people can do digital. They don't they don't need to exhaust themselves with that experience. The but the bar keeps going up. Right? And It it does, but but s
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...at retail, and they're mostly franchise operations. This particular one was Ben Franklin was the brand name, like, Benjamin Franklin, general store type place. And when you say franchise operation, it's because it's way too much of a burden to, like,
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my thinking was the hip schools are all doing these everyone's getting their ears pierced. It'll come to Cincinnati. So when I transferred there, I decided to open an earring store. Now I knew nothing about earrings myself, but I found a little tiny
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...any retail stores. How did you get in? I did got in telling them that we have, you know, 10 franchise locations in the area. These people know the brand. I implored them with all the statistics that I was aware of. Yeah. And that those people you kno
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...physical retail, which is very consistent with the industry averages.
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I'll go into a Bloomingdale's, like, in some city because I've gotta do a live show or some appearance, and I'm I'm like, my I spilled something on my trousers, and there's like an oil stain on it. And I know that like Rag and Bone size thirty two fi
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...retail experience in America pre civil war. Then there's this series of innovations that advanced from this to the grocery store.
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...retailers. We were going after Stagg in Austin, this awesome store there. Mhmm. And so these stores kinda had this. Let's just talk about the American market. Right? They had this whole of, like, alright. We either have suiting, dressy haberdashery s
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...a lot of physical retail with Shopify point of sale. So brands like Allbirds and Parachute and Aloe, when you buy in store, you're often checking out on Shopify hardware with Shopify software. Interesting. Got it. Okay. Then there's social commerce.
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If we if we don't sell anything, I'll just pick it up and move on. But I need a chance in your store. I love your store. I mean, we used to do that all the time. I love that idea. That's a great idea. And you could do events. You could do events at t
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...than poor retailers. Totally. Oh my god. So this is I think, and Ingvar thinks he writes this. This is the very first time anywhere in the world that a mail order business is combined with a physical show. Oh. So you might think, oh, Sears in The US.
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