Sweet shop right next to my old college. Never once saw anyone go in, it was never open, yet always fully stocked.
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If its never opened wouldnt they not sell anything and therefor always be stocked?
There's a gas station just outside of town where the price is always ridiculous. It's not uncommon for it to be over a dollar more per gallon (about 36¢ CAD/€0,23 more per litre) than the gas station just one block away. I don't know how it stays in business if they're not doing something sketchy.
Kansas City…a city full of fantastic BBQ.
There’s the one place with trash BBQ and no customers. I always wondered…
That one
In eastern europe it’s like every second shop so you get quickly used to it
Local drive-thru chicken joint took a noticeable dive in quality over the course of about 2 years while I was growing up, then it was on the news that a bunch of people got busted selling crack out of the place.
We had a KFC that got shut down about 20 years ago for selling drugs out of the drive-thru. Good riddance imo, I've never in my life had good food from a KFC.
Candy stores in Copenhagen that never seem to have customers, but are weirdly still around.
There’s a video rental shop in Houston. Don’t understand how they’ve stayed in business for so long.
There's a pet store on the inside of a tiny mall thats part of a strip mall. Every other business in that part of the mall dies, especially since the dmv relocated. Only thing that has remained consistent for the nearly 30 years I have walked this earth is the pet store and the nail salon. I at least see customers at the nail salon.