We see these kinds of Native American shops all over the states, true, but this one caught my attention due to the earnestness of the shop owner. My boyfriend was interested in throwing knieves and was looking at the collection, and somehow the owner and him started talking about materials and pricing, when I came into the conversation the owner was admitting how Wal-Mart was selling the same blade for less because they buy them in bigger quantities and so on and so forth. He also went to the extent to recommend going to wal mart if we wanted those blades because we would save money.
Good thing me and my boyfriend are completely anti - corporations so we are aware that big companies like wal mart keep stealing buisness from small town shops like these and as my boyfriend was browsing he made a selection and we purchased the knives. It was a great buy especially because not only did the owner give us a discount on a more expensive knife (we bought two different ones, one was $15 and the other $20, but he charged us $15 for both) but my boyfriend and my cousin ended up throwing them at trees later on and in turn teaching me to be a ninja.
Small shops like these are always a reminder of how businesses used to belong to the people and now they belong to a select few. I really pray this shop stays in business for a long long time!!! :} read more