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2 months ago
When I was a kid, these roadside junk shops were as common as roadkill along rural American highways.
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A guy (or gal) in a chicken outfit would lure you in with signs and flags, and then would try to pick your pocket, selling you a long handled cast iron fry pan that doubled as a shovel or a Dandelion scented, striped dream (?) pillow.
Now they've gone online...
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He'll sell you the very pan he was fried in...
The fact that you tagged this picture with nostalgia proves how bad things are in the world right now
The humanity and rock-bottom humility of such places truly touches me.
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We CERTAINLY had None of this foolishness in Norfolk County, Massachusetts!! Just a bunch of slightly over priced antique stores -- one in particular where a weird old guy had a plaster statue of a "very fat smiling Buddha" and each time I went in with my mom, he'd ask me to "rub Buddha's tum-tum for luck". (That literally happened. Talking 1966.)