On vinyl all of that seems like it could move. On CD, nah.

If I came into a shop with that stuff on vinyl I still wouldn’t be expecting more than $2 or maybe $3 a pop. That’s just the way shops are.

I like that Over The Rainbow song. That might mean it could have been worse.

I don't buy anything for less than a buck. I'd sell all that for a buck and end up not selling it and throwing it out. Our dollar bins are 15 for $10.

You take loss leaders?

Man what a weird cartoon crossover episode.

Let's say somebody comes in with 100 records. I want to buy 50 of them. Let's say I offer a dollar each. I'll tell them that I'm passing on the other 50 but if they want to leave empty handed, I can make it $65 for everything. Usually people don't want to go home with stuff so they take the extra $15 and I have dollar bin records. I only pay $1 for something I'm going to put at least $3 on. I make up that extra $15 with the first few records and I have bargain to attract the diggers.

Sometimes there are actual bargains in there. Stuff I can't sell in the store for anything BUT $1. Like, for some reason, I can't sell Sinatra, Elvis, Foreigner, Joel, Moody Blues, even Clapton, for anything more than $1. So I keep the dollar bins full and don't spend much to do so. Usually people find 15 records they like.

Well if your shop fails you can write math problems for public school standardized testing in Florida.

Lol. Typo.

That's funny.

I think I once posted a link to the music video that Watsky hosted on PornHub.


elp, how do you know she's not trying to pin some other dude's baby on you?