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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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...businesses look for physical retail to sustain themselves in the future because what do they really have? They have a transaction. They don't have a relationship.
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...these types of business as long as we pay attention to what the consumer wants. That's why when you say social shopping, sure, we do it. Digital shopping, sure, we do it. Physical shopping, sure, we do it. That's the balance that the consumer's looki
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...store businesses. Yeah. That's exactly it. After the depression and after World War two, that was how small towns and areas were serviced at retail, and they're mostly franchise operations. This particular one was Ben Franklin was the brand name, lik
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In fact That's why they call them big box stores. Right. Right. So we can get into this later, but this old box actually has its own aftermarket in which probably 80 of the stuff that we recover comes from those stores, not from our doorsteps. Okay.
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...retail category. And yet it's category of commerce that is the least penetrated online. It was 3% penetrated online before the pandemic. And then post pandemic, we are at 12% online penetration. And it's interesting because everybody was, oh, you kno
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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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...what any business wants, which is more sales at higher margin or something. And that Instacart represents an obvious sales channel for them. But I guess if you could get all the same volume inside the store, I think they would take that. How do you 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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...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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...business to the mall. They come anyway to walk their kid, you know, just something to do. They'll come to the classes. They'll come to the store, and then they'll they'll spend money at the rest of the places. They'll go to lunch. They'll and they bo
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