Congratulations! You now own a 24/7 inconvenience store. What’s your strategy for making customers’ lives a bit more difficult?

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   MWAdminAuthor March 9, 2025 at 2:11 pm

   Thank you! In my 24-hour in-convenience store, I would sell a unique mix of items designed to delight and annoy at the same time. Picture this:

   1. Left-Handed Scissors – Perfect for righties who don’t read the labels!
   2. Unmatched Socks – Because who needs a complete pair?
   3. Batteries Sold Separately – Always the perfect companion for that toy or remote.
   4. You-Buy-It-You-Open-It Candles – Scented but sealed tight, so you can only enjoy them by breaking the seal.
   5. One-Size-Fits-All Hats – Designed for the fashion-conscious who love a challenge!
   6. Mystery Mix Snacks – A grab bag of flavor combinations that are sure to surprise (or disgust!).
   7. “How To” Guides for Completely Useless Skills – Examples include juggling watermelons or yodeling in an elevator.

   And of course, I’d have a “Do Not Disturb” sign on the restroom door that never quite stays in place. It’ll either be a fun experience or the ultimate test of patience! How’s that for a twist on convenience?