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<blockquote data-quote="Jasperak" data-source="post: 434651" data-attributes="member: 2487">I have traveled quite a bit and have seen gaming stores in Alaska; Metro DC area; Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, and the Scranton-Wilkes-barre in Pennsylvania.&nbsp; Often when I travel I seek out new gaming stores for one thing and one thing alone.... Older books and Dragon and Dungeon magazines.&nbsp; If a gaming store does not have any I rarely return, especially the older magazines.The other thing I look for is if the staff can direct me to any groups that might be looking for players.&nbsp; When I moved to DC the owner of Burke Center Comics in Burke, VA invited me to join the group he plays with.&nbsp; Best move in the world from a business stand point.&nbsp; Because of that I found another group with one of those players and actually had to give up one of the games because I was too busy.&nbsp; Going the extra mile for your customers is by far the best move you can make.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jasperak, post: 434651, member: 2487"] I have traveled quite a bit and have seen gaming stores in Alaska; Metro DC area; Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, and the Scranton-Wilkes-barre in Pennsylvania. Often when I travel I seek out new gaming stores for one thing and one thing alone.... Older books and Dragon and Dungeon magazines. If a gaming store does not have any I rarely return, especially the older magazines. The other thing I look for is if the staff can direct me to any groups that might be looking for players. When I moved to DC the owner of Burke Center Comics in Burke, VA invited me to join the group he plays with. Best move in the world from a business stand point. Because of that I found another group with one of those players and actually had to give up one of the games because I was too busy. Going the extra mile for your customers is by far the best move you can make. [/QUOTE]

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