I rarely find anything to fit me in charity shops, but my husband gets a lot of nice shirts at our local favorite.
If it's called an antique shop, not really; where I live, those tend to be full of expen$ive fancy items I neither need nor want. If it calls itself a flea market, sure; you can get a lot of useful stuff in good condition for reasonable prices.
Nope, not always. I avoid those that are religious-themed, or owned by large national chains, because as a rule they have nothing I want to buy. Used bookstores, though, I always check out, and if they're any good I go back again and again.
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Date: 2016-06-24 03:29 am (UTC)If it's called an antique shop, not really; where I live, those tend to be full of expen$ive fancy items I neither need nor want. If it calls itself a flea market, sure; you can get a lot of useful stuff in good condition for reasonable prices.
Nope, not always. I avoid those that are religious-themed, or owned by large national chains, because as a rule they have nothing I want to buy. Used bookstores, though, I always check out, and if they're any good I go back again and again.
Edited because I accidentally a word.