Who Needs the Kwik-E-Mart?
The storefront. Henderson, Nevada. July 21, 2007
The store was full of cute touches like this, inside and out.
Dina and Marge
Comic-book guys. This may become my new profile icon.
Picked up two cases of Buzz Cola, Squishees, and a few copies of the Radioactive Man comic. Obtained a few boxes of Krustee-O's cereal on a prior visit. A great exercise in consumerism: basically, I bought this stuff just for the labeling.
The counter workers were decked out in Apu-style outfits. There was actually a guy at the counter of Indian heritage--he didn't seem too pleased with the Saturday afternoon crowd.
I'm aware that I am a total tool for shit like this. Still, I found myself rather delighted by the whole idea. I wasn't the only one either. While there, saw a lot of people pulling up just to snap pictures and then driving away again. It became a tourist stop!
It made for an amusing half-hour. Though I may rage against the capitalist machine at times, it's nice to see some creativity in these marketing promos.
The store was full of cute touches like this, inside and out.
Dina and Marge
Comic-book guys. This may become my new profile icon.
Picked up two cases of Buzz Cola, Squishees, and a few copies of the Radioactive Man comic. Obtained a few boxes of Krustee-O's cereal on a prior visit. A great exercise in consumerism: basically, I bought this stuff just for the labeling.
The counter workers were decked out in Apu-style outfits. There was actually a guy at the counter of Indian heritage--he didn't seem too pleased with the Saturday afternoon crowd.
I'm aware that I am a total tool for shit like this. Still, I found myself rather delighted by the whole idea. I wasn't the only one either. While there, saw a lot of people pulling up just to snap pictures and then driving away again. It became a tourist stop!
It made for an amusing half-hour. Though I may rage against the capitalist machine at times, it's nice to see some creativity in these marketing promos.
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