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Public News Post #3872

Shops

Written by: Rufus the Libertarian
Date: Wednesday, January 26th, 2000
Addressed to: Everyone


I don't know about you but I'm pretty sick with all the posts about the new shops and their tedious wares.

What Achaea really needs are shops that offer more than just the humdrum goods that are available everywhere. I was thinking that perhaps shop keepers should start offering services.

What services I hear you ask? Well there are many to choose from. My favourites right now are Singing Telegrams (can you think of a better way to declare a blood feud?) and perhaps a custom written Greeting Card service. Of course that ignores the obvious "Dial-An-Assassin" and whorehouses...

Good luck to anyone, more financially accute than me who starts such a service.

Rufus


(P.S I know someone had a delivery meal service going - did that prosper?)


Penned by my hand on the 21st of Valnuary, in the year 239 AF.


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Public News Post #3872

Shops

Written by: Rufus the Libertarian
Date: Wednesday, January 26th, 2000
Addressed to: Everyone


I don't know about you but I'm pretty sick with all the posts about the new shops and their tedious wares.

What Achaea really needs are shops that offer more than just the humdrum goods that are available everywhere. I was thinking that perhaps shop keepers should start offering services.

What services I hear you ask? Well there are many to choose from. My favourites right now are Singing Telegrams (can you think of a better way to declare a blood feud?) and perhaps a custom written Greeting Card service. Of course that ignores the obvious "Dial-An-Assassin" and whorehouses...

Good luck to anyone, more financially accute than me who starts such a service.

Rufus


(P.S I know someone had a delivery meal service going - did that prosper?)


Penned by my hand on the 21st of Valnuary, in the year 239 AF.


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