Chance S.
Google
The dying breed.
Let this first portion be to quick reader just finding out about this. Go. Go there get food, have a warm lunch prepared for you. Then look at the options of meat and I promise you’re going home with something.
Jumbo wings, any thickness of bacon, ribeye steaks (Same price as H*vee), meat bundles, and for you crazy cats, you could also try rabbit 👀
The second portion of this is to share what you’re actually purchasing and what is the dying breed.
Family owned and local.. in a world abscessed with speed and quickness a hole in the wall butcher shop is easily forgotten. It gets replaced with the big store down the street on the busier road you drive on to make it home.
The dying breed is the family, the WHOLE FAMILY, pouring sweat and hard work into a PASSION that serves the community.
THIS is the dying breed. This is what built America.
The large corporation, with the money makers at the top, buying bigger houses, nicer cars, more vacations, while the man at the bottom GRINDING gets his check at the end of week, scrapping by, to show up next week and do it again.
The projection of where AI and large corporations will bring us will have some pros. It will also have some cons.
B AND B grocery doesn’t have an operator answering the phone with question. It doesn’t have a CEO in a multi million house making wakes with his yacht. It has a family, with grandparents, with children, with hard working hands, and hearts of gold ready for any question you may have, ready to deliver you nothing but incredible customer service, quick delicious lunches, outstanding meat selection, and an experience you’ll never forget.
Spend money at a big storethat will never pump anything back into your community, or spend money at a locally owned shop thats money goes towards putting a kid on a baseball team that your kids might just play for too.