It resembles the variety stores of my childhood, Keith, where you could actually buy a wide variety of items. The contemporary "convenience" store is convenient mainly for milk, soft drinks, and potato crisps.
Incidentally, are you familiar with the term pop for soft drinks? My Norfolk relatives were stumped when I sprang that on them. It's used in both Canada and the Midwest and Northern US.
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Incidentally, are you familiar with the term pop for soft drinks? My Norfolk relatives were stumped when I sprang that on them. It's used in both Canada and the Midwest and Northern US.
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