Project X: Challengers - Seven Eleven - Tadashi Ikuta Reviews
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Newest Review: ... I took for granted. It had expanded their range in some categories, but slimmed down the stores. They had new refrigeration ... more
... type units. Technology and the times had changed, so it seemed obvious that everything else, including the convenience store, would change a bit to in order to match the modern era. What I did not know, however, was that this change was not as apple pie as it seemed. 7-11 nearly bankrupted into oblivion. The convenience store format as we knew it almost disappeared from the American landscape as copycat chains and Mom and Pop imitators also struggled. Yes, the economy was in a bit of a nosedive at the time, but that...more
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by - written on 25/10/10, updated on 25/10/10 (Very useful, 36 readings)
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As a kid growing up on various military bases around the world and visiting relatives in various parts of the US, I took the convenience store for granted. Us kids used to collect glass Coke bottles and put them in a little red wagon, and trundle them up to the neighbourhood 7-11 and trade in for change that we would use to buy frozen Slush Puppies and other treats. The convenience store on base was a little shop attached to the base's gas station, and it was like a little 7-11 inside, minus the Slush Puppy machine, but we could spend change cadged from the adults on candy and bottles of juice or soda pop to our heart's content. It was also the place our parents went to . Read the complete review
