I agree and subscribe to that philosophy, however I don't want to look obnoxious with a HUGE setup for a smaller, more intimate event.
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I agree and subscribe to that philosophy, however I don't want to look obnoxious with a HUGE setup for a smaller, more intimate event.
I would imagine that the event is pretty small. Honestly, I don't see how the store is still in business. I went there once to do a trade with one of the guys that works there. I think I spent roughly 30 minutes in the store and during that time, no one came in and the place looked like no one had been in all day. My wife works about 5 minutes from there so I'm in that area a lot....parking lot is mostly empty.
I don't know...maybe I just go by at the wrong times?
I don't know...maybe I just go by at the wrong times?
Seems to me that a business like that could not possibly survive on walk in sales alone. They cater to a very specific type of customer by the very nature of the business. Online sales?I would imagine that the event is pretty small. Honestly, I don't see how the store is still in business. I went there once to do a trade with one of the guys that works there. I think I spent roughly 30 minutes in the store and during that time, no one came in and the place looked like no one had been in all day. My wife works about 5 minutes from there so I'm in that area a lot....parking lot is mostly empty.
I don't know...maybe I just go by at the wrong times?
You may be on to something as they do have online sales as a component on their website. I'd never been to it and hadn't checked. Either way, it's a really small store as I recall it. They had a bunch of 5.11 pants and shirts and boots in one corner and then a wall of Mountain House stuff, another wall of what appeared to be general camping paraphernalia and then a few little kiosk things in the middle of store with outdoor knick-knacky gadgets. The one thing that stuck out to me was how neat and full everything seemed to be. Everything rack and shelf and pull tab thing was full of whatever it was holding. It just looked like nothing had been sold or even moved.
I don't know...maybe the owners/workers are just very meticulous.
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I used an electric razor for most of my adult life since it was so convenient but over the last few years switched to wet shaving using a brush and shave soap. Much more effective shaving and much less messy than using a can of shave cream that you have to apply with your hand.
What say you SET?
What say you SET?
I might be confused. Is it considered wet shaving when you use a brush and shave soap, but not when using shave cream and a razor?
If I need to clean up in the evening for some reason I will use an electric trimmer. Anymore than a day and its not real effective so I use a razor.
If I need to clean up in the evening for some reason I will use an electric trimmer. Anymore than a day and its not real effective so I use a razor.
I went through all of that a few years ago. Tried the DE, SE, and even used straight razors for a few months. In the end I just grew a beard.
I still use my EverReady 1912 SE to shave my neckline though. I usually just use neutrogena sensitive Shave gel. I'm out of the Cella and Mitchell's Wool Fat I used to prefer. I still have a straight and my Simpson badger and Omega boar brushes.
I still use my EverReady 1912 SE to shave my neckline though. I usually just use neutrogena sensitive Shave gel. I'm out of the Cella and Mitchell's Wool Fat I used to prefer. I still have a straight and my Simpson badger and Omega boar brushes.
Shaving cream and razor. Never have really liked the electric razors. But I do use a electric trimmer if I go to long without shaving, because the razor hurts at that point.
