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Would opening a wine shop next to a liquor shop be dumb?
Q. I am planning on opening a small wine shop with assessors and gifts and stuff in a new developing area. But down the street there is a liquored shop opening soon as well, and it looks big. Do I not stand a chance? Should I find a different location Or will my business be a completely different thing. Do liquor stores sell wine as well?
Asked by Helen - Fri Aug 28 19:56:28 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. No - Wine drinkers and Liquor drinkers are two different types of people... or are people with different agendas. I think you should be fine. In Virginia, they dont sell Wine at the liquor store - so its too different markets all togther. In the shopping center next to my house, in a row, theres a Liquor store, a Cigar shop, and a Wine Store... all 3 doors down from a high end grocery store.
Answered by loki_only1 - Fri Aug 28 20:07:58 2009

Where is the best place in London to shop for funky office clothes?
Q. I have just started work in an office but have pitifully few 'suitable' clothes. I hate looking too formal (feel like I'm at a funeral) but need to look smart. I shop at outlets like Punkyfish in my free time- wish I could own the shop. Any ideas where to shop so I look presentable and sharp but not like just another Canary-wharfer or my mother.
Asked by Beth - Sun Feb 25 04:46:54 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Find out where they have a good sunday Morning Boot Sale. Get there early and you will pick up amazing bargains...
Answered by kautolo - Sun Feb 25 04:50:29 2007

What is the difference between a thirft shop and a vintage shop?
Q. I know a thrift shop is like goodwill and a vintage place is like super old clothes and stuff from like the 20's but can you find vintage at like a goodwill? Has anybody ever found vintage designer things or is that just a thing you see on tv?
Asked by roastyfrenchtoast - Sat Mar 18 19:52:27 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The difference is that thrift shops have anything. You can get a new outfit hardly worn or an old "vintage outfit" because people donate their stuff that they don't want. Vintage shops are more specialized, they only take "vintage" stuff that people don't want.
Answered by Grasshopper - Sat Mar 18 19:54:26 2006