Teenaged entrepreneur creates downtown space for coffee, vinyl, vintage clothing
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An 18 year old kid from Canada did not open a store by himself in NY without loads of family money, but still.
On a side note, I remember record shop stores closing because of Covid shutdowns and I thought they could stay open if they just completely shifted online. The kid says as much in the article in that his sales weren’t affected too much. -
Most record stores keep a Discogs.com storefront behind the counter. Pretty common really, not a big deal.RoadDawg55 said:An 18 year old kid from Canada did not open a store by himself in NY without loads of family money, but still.
On a side note, I remember record shop stores closing because of Covid shutdowns and I thought they could stay open if they just completely shifted online. The kid says as much in the article in that his sales weren’t affected too much. -
My close fren who’s into @GrundleStiltzkin musik BTW prolly dropped $4k on vinyl from various stores selling rare stuff on IG or Discogs.GrundleStiltzkin said:
Most record stores keep a Discogs.com storefront behind the counter. Pretty common really, not a big deal.RoadDawg55 said:An 18 year old kid from Canada did not open a store by himself in NY without loads of family money, but still.
On a side note, I remember record shop stores closing because of Covid shutdowns and I thought they could stay open if they just completely shifted online. The kid says as much in the article in that his sales weren’t affected too much. -
$4k? what kind of titles?YellowSnow said:
My close fren who’s into @GrundleStiltzkin musik BTW prolly dropped $4k on vinyl from various stores selling rare stuff on IG or Discogs.GrundleStiltzkin said:
Most record stores keep a Discogs.com storefront behind the counter. Pretty common really, not a big deal.RoadDawg55 said:An 18 year old kid from Canada did not open a store by himself in NY without loads of family money, but still.
On a side note, I remember record shop stores closing because of Covid shutdowns and I thought they could stay open if they just completely shifted online. The kid says as much in the article in that his sales weren’t affected too much.
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It’s not hard. I’ve sold multiple electronic titles above $50. UK import DnB for instance, obscure shit that wasn’t pressed much to begin with, sell $25 - $40 titles all day long.Baseman said:
$4k? what kind of titles?YellowSnow said:
My close fren who’s into @GrundleStiltzkin musik BTW prolly dropped $4k on vinyl from various stores selling rare stuff on IG or Discogs.GrundleStiltzkin said:
Most record stores keep a Discogs.com storefront behind the counter. Pretty common really, not a big deal.RoadDawg55 said:An 18 year old kid from Canada did not open a store by himself in NY without loads of family money, but still.
On a side note, I remember record shop stores closing because of Covid shutdowns and I thought they could stay open if they just completely shifted online. The kid says as much in the article in that his sales weren’t affected too much. -
Super rare soul, jazz, blues, funk, etcBaseman said:
$4k? what kind of titles?YellowSnow said:
My close fren who’s into @GrundleStiltzkin musik BTW prolly dropped $4k on vinyl from various stores selling rare stuff on IG or Discogs.GrundleStiltzkin said:
Most record stores keep a Discogs.com storefront behind the counter. Pretty common really, not a big deal.RoadDawg55 said:An 18 year old kid from Canada did not open a store by himself in NY without loads of family money, but still.
On a side note, I remember record shop stores closing because of Covid shutdowns and I thought they could stay open if they just completely shifted online. The kid says as much in the article in that his sales weren’t affected too much.
