National Customs Shop

Located out in Por, our shop has a bit of everything for the home and personal use. We call it the National Customs Shop because we often have items that you do not usually see in the regular city markets. It is a bit of a drive to get out here for some people, but the regulars know exactly where we are. The building is older and does not have much of a storefront to show off. Inside, the metal shelves are filled with a mix of electronics, perfumes, and maybe some clothing items depending on what we managed to get in stock that week. It is never the same thing twice when you visit. We get things in batches. One month it might be a lot of digital watches, and the next month it is mostly kitchen gadgets or iron boxes. My brother and I handle the unloading and the selling ourselves. We do not have a printed catalog or a price list. You just have to come in and see what is sitting on the floor or the shelves. Por is a quiet place, but we get people stopping by on their way through the area. We do not do much advertising at all. Word of mouth seems to work okay for a business like ours. The floor is just bare concrete and we have one old desk for paperwork. It is a very practical setup for us.