en·tre·pre·neur /ˈäntrəprəˌno͝or,ˈäntrəprəˌnər/ noun a person who organizes and operates a business or businesses, taking on greater than normal financial risks in order to do so.

You start a business your risking money.

You start a restaurant your GAMBLING money.

Would you gamble all your investment on a 15% chance you succeed? Probably not.

Up 40% over last year.

Went from 3 employees to 5 (one part time)

The wind got knocked out of September & October making us question the future and tighten our belts. November is flying high again, mostly on the back of new products.

16 year old Game Shop. (TCGs & Video Games)

Up 40% over last year.

Went from 3 employees to 5 (one part time)

The wind got knocked out of September & October making us question the future and tighten our belts. November is flying high again, mostly on the back of new products.

16 year old Game Shop. (TCGs & Video Games)

Whatever it is, it’s gotta exist in an economy where people have less money than they need to survive.

I’ve owned a game store for 16 years and we excel at having affordable options of entertainment. Most local people can’t afford $500 consoles & $60 new release games.

They can afford a used Wii, PS3, Xbox 360 and we have bins and bins of $10 & under games always buy 2 get 1 free. Near endless supply of cost efficient entertainment.

Also we provide a service of handing out money. All day we’re buying. You can walk in with TCGs, Video games, and consoles and get 40%~ of your collections value in cash. (25% more in store credit)

Even as a small store in a small town, we pay out about $1200/day in cash. This is factored that people drive a hour in every direction to come here. That said we do unfortunately attract a lot of “shady” side of this business with shoplifters who sell shit to us and drug addicts who likely stole shit. We tag items, take ID and have 24 cameras in the building.