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Wow, itapos;s kinda hoppinapos; down here at the book shop tonight.
i mean just with in and out traffic.. Iapos;ve sold a book, two magazines, and two tickets to the workless party cabaret tomorrow night... Oh, and helped a local accordian artist put up some signs for his acoustic open stage this Tuesday (yes, come on down if youapos;d like to join), and I helped one of our new volunteers receive a key so that he can open tomorrow.

I like working here. Almost always, I think that I donapos;t have time for it, but then I get here and itapos;s usually sweet. When people come in, they are nearly always quiet or interesting (or both). If itapos;s only me, I can do whatever I want to in here, and read all the interesting radical comic books, zines, magazines, books... Tonight I am reading Julie Doucetapos;s My New York Diary. I like how I am working in a store, but donapos;t have to do much "customer service" or try and sell. Plus I like the service that we are providing to the public (a space to read or use the internet for free, throw events, get some radical or underground literature, etc.)

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