Thrift Store

I recently added a bunch of thrift stores onto my GPS. I drive a lot, and try to take different routes to learn the area/​city. So, when I’m moving along and I see a «shopping cart» icon pop up on my GPS map & I have a few minutes to kill… I’ll sometimes take a quick detour & check one out. That’s the only logical explination I can give for finding this place today.
Wow…is the first word that comes to mind. It’s a vary plain white building in the middle of a neighborhood, and I almost passed it by thinking my GPS was tricking me. Low & behold, there it was. I bravely walked inside not quite knowing what to expect. Holy inventory overload!!! This is truly a hoarders paradise. 2^nd only to E.J.‘s Odds & Ends in LA., I wasn’t quite sure where to look or how to take it all in! I would definitly classify closer to rummage or salvage & thrift.
It’s would be hard to imagine that there aren’t a million treasures buried in this shop… but the reality is that you may never find them.
Clothes clothes clothes galore! But they are stuffed as deep & high as you can reach so difficult to look at. The only clothes area I cruised was the massive selection of coats. Tons of vintage leather coats $ 15-​$ 30, if I wanted to take the time sure I could have found some cool ones.
Other overwhelming items were tools. Huge bins of everything you could imagine (hammers, tire irons, shovels, screwdrivers)…probably about ½ of the store was tools.
I tried to find my usual art & furniture items without much luck. I found 1 box of frames but it was almost impossible to look through without spending 5 minutes digging them out. There was no furniture.
I would love to come back if the store decided to clean house and put everything out in the parking lot so that you could actually look at it. Or if I need a coat. Otherwise, it’s probably not worth the hassle.