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My childhood had no convenience stores.
It did have the first local ' super market '
which had a rotating circular conveyor that you placed your stuff on ,
and it rotated to the casher , after the person's stuff ahead of you did. it was fascinating.
Kamikaze meant something very different for the majority of people back then.
I was 6 .
My childhood had no convenience stores.
It did have the first local ' super market '
which had a rotating circular conveyor that you placed your stuff on ,
and it rotated to the casher , after the person's stuff ahead of you did. it was fascinating.
Kamikaze meant something very different for the majority of people.
