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The recession -- er, I guess it's a
recovery now, right? -- has forced many Americans to make difficult and
heart-wrenching decisions, including whether to feed, clothe, and
shleter their families, or to spend money on health care, for example. However, if
the following Associated
Press report, "Wyoming Guns and Grocery Store Dropping
Food,"
is anything to go by, perhaps some of them have decided that there's
really only one choice that makes sense nowadays...?
A southern Wyoming store that sold both
guns and groceries has dropped its food sales after 35 years and will focus
on selling firearms and outdoor gear.
Davidson's Gun and Grocery owners Irene
and Windell Davidson told the Rawlins Daily Times it's no longer practical
for them to sell groceries because of the recession, shipping costs, more
stringent expiration dates on food and distributors requiring bigger minimum
orders.
Michael
J. Panzner
Editor, Financialarmageddon.com
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