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Cavernous is such an apt description. Fry’s uses giant warehouse sized buildings and even the distance in between racks and aisles is wide. I also remember the
by BuyMyBitcoins 6y ago
Cavernous is such an apt description. Fry’s uses giant warehouse sized buildings and even the distance in between racks and aisles is wide.
I also remember the checkout lines having dozens of empty checkout stations that I never saw used. I always assumed they were there for Black Friday or something.
- mc32 6y ago>Cavernous Apropos, didn't the one in Sunnyvale become an REI?
- bigmattystyles 6y agoSports Basement - they kept the enter key on the door though. To be fair when Fry's left that building, it's because they built a bigger one down the street, the one with the sinc function as a logo. It was a glorious experience in the 90s.
- mc32 6y ago> they kept the enter key on the door though That's a nice touch/nod! Thanks for the correction, yeah SportsBasement. I went mostly to the one off Portage.
- unsatchmo 6y agoI distinctly recall that location is where we bought the legend of Zelda back in the 80’s when it first came out. Gonna miss fry’s.
- bnjms 6y agoThey were from back in the day when Fry’s would hire extra people for the holidays and staff nearly every register. Also back then stores would fill space with extra registers. I was nostalgic and sad when I saw they had removed half their local registers. They had (bought) one of the earliest web retail stores. They ought to have become New Egg with a mini Best Buy and RadioShack for locals. But that’s hindsight and I couldn’t have done it.