i own my own music store. i am an animal rights activist.
i work out in the fields interesting , what is that , i have a music store
It's hard work, it makes sleeping in on the weekends so enjoyable    I would say so, it's nice to stay active. I just wish my commute wasn't an hour long. Yeah that is pretty fortunate. Does your shop sell vinyl?  Wow that's interesting I would've thought CD's would still be popular. I still enjoy listening to CD's on my commute So true, vinyl creates a nice atmosphere that CD's or streaming can't really replicate  It's crazy how vinyl has stood the test of time unlike so many other forms of medias and technologies, especially in this day and age
I hear that. I take it that you're in pretty good shape then? Ah, long commutes stink. I live just down the street from the store I run, so I'm pretty fortunate. Oh yeah, that's how I make most of my sales, actually. No one really buys CD's or cassettes anymore, but vinyl is always popular. CD's are cheap, but people seem to prefer vinyl. A lot of people see vinyl as more authentic, you know? Yeah, CD's were around for only so long, whereas vinyl was how people listened to music for almost a hundred years. It's timeless. Yes, the technology itself is very simple. A vinyl disc can last an entire lifetime, much longer than a CD or an MP3 player.
there are times i will sleep in . long hours at work yea , i find that most of my day is gone between work and commuting not so much , but that is my favorite store . lol . what else do you do ? sometimes i take an access van to a flea market , but i prefer to sleep in . true . same could be said for pop i guess . you are right ! its definitely crazy these days . what else do you do in your free time ?
sounds very cool id love to go listen someday Adding time to your commute from work to home is the worst.  I mean you've put in a full day, you just want to get home! I'm not sure I've ever used them. I think my earliest music media was cassettes. I'm not sure I've ever used them. I think my earliest music media was cassettes. I'm not sure I've ever used them. I think my earliest music media was cassettes. Right. I had no idea their usage stretched such a long time period.
That seems like a nice place to work, tea and coffee are great Commuting 50 miles every day to work would be awful.  I live where I work so I just walk there. I haven't bought any myself but my dad has a ton of polyvinyl chloride phonograph records. Yeah, vinyls are kind of a niche now. I know a few audiophiles who swear they can hear an improvement on sound when they used them over CDs and MP3s. i feel like CDs weren't around too long before everything went digital, in comparison the the phonograph was around until the late 20th century I agree. There is a Vinyl Revival going on and almost seems like CDs are less cool now compared to Vinyl. Have you ever purchased a vinyl record?