Posted by rrlund on January 25, 2008 at 12:25:17 from (216.46.213.83):
In Reply to: Re: New farm store posted by Dave from MN on January 25, 2008 at 11:41:10:
Definately is. In Michigans economy,all there is left is ag. We lost our last dealership in the county last fall,now the feed store.All there is is TSC 10 miles away and you know how they are anymore. They have nothing for the farmer. The free coffee gets 'em in the door hanging out,watching the weather on the DTN. We're fixing something in the backroom. The discussion of needing the parts to fix something comes up,we sell it to them. God knows we're a couple of the biggest bull sh!tters in town,so we can get them in the door without a doubt. They just might not like us so well at the coffee shop if we get most of their loiterers away from them.
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