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father's business when he was just 16. "You got to have the product
and you have to treat people the way you want to be treated. at is
the way. I always say before I talk to someone, 'Would I want some-
one talking to my mom this way?' 'Would I want someone talking to
my child this way?' Just treat people right and give them fair prices."
For regular customer Precious Everett, that method has worked.
"I drive out of my way to get here once a month," said Everett.
"e meat bundle is what keeps me coming back. You get a lot for
what you pay for and you can't find anything fresher."
While the small family-run supermarket may not have the re-
sources of a big box store, Tommy said the low prices they are able to
get have everything to do with having built relationships with dis-
tributors. Like his son, Tommy believes that much of his business'
success can be credited to the relationships they've built.
"We don't do it for money. at is one thing. If you go into busi-
ness with one goal and that is to make money then you won't ever
feel complete," Tommy said. "You won't feel as if you accomplished
what you sought to do. It's about the people."
CV
"The customers keep coming back
because of the way we treat people," said
Travis, who began working for his father's
business when he was just 16. "You got
to have the product and you have to treat
people the way you want to be treated.
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