Category: Retail

This category contains 31 articles about retail in Randy Charles Johnson's life and videos.

• AudioTechnicaAn Audio-Technica automatic record player that Randy says he bought at Walmart in Morristown, Tennessee and demonstrates in the video.
• Bean Station Flea MarketThe neighborhood market remembered in Randy Johnson's 1980s stories
• BeechNutBeech-Nut is a chewing tobacco brand that Randy Charles Johnson discusses as the first chewing tobacco he used and as one example in a longer retrospective on tobacco use.
• Blockbuster (retailer)A defunct video rental chain that Randy Johnson recalls visiting to buy used video games.
• Convenience StoreA topic index of Randy's convenience-store-related videos, organized as separate source entries rather than a single unified subject.
• CopenhagenCopenhagen is a smokeless tobacco snuff brand. In this record, Randy discusses buying a can, gives brief background on the brand, and warns viewers away from tobacco products.
• Defunct DepartmentA Randy commentary video about department stores and related retail closures in Morristown, Tennessee.
• Dollar TreeDollar Tree is a discount retail chain. In Randy Johnson's video, it is discussed as a store that used to be a "true dollar store" because items were at or below one dollar, then later raised many prices to $1.25.
• EyeglassesRandy Johnson's vision correction and replacement glasses in 2026
• Fisher PriceRedirect to Fisher Price PXL 2000 Camcorder
• Fisher Price PXL 2000 CamcorderA Fisher-Price children's camcorder that recorded black-and-white video onto audio cassettes, with a short recording time.
• Five BelowFive Below is a discount retail chain. In Randy's video, it is the store he says he visits from time to time and criticizes for no longer matching its name.
• Food Lion in MorristownRandy Johnson's memories of the city's two former Food Lion stores
• GameStopGameStop is a video game retailer; in this record, Randy Johnson discusses it as the store where he bought discounted games.
• GarveeGarvee is the brand name Randy used for his new air conditioner, which he discussed as a product he bought to keep cool.
• Garvee Air ConditionerRandy Charles Johnson's videos discussing his new Garvee-branded air conditioner and his uncertainty about how to pronounce the brand name.
• Hurry CaneA walking cane that Randy Charles Johnson says he was using during rehabilitation and planned to keep using at home.
• KB ToysKB Toys was a toy retailer that Randy Johnson discusses as a former store where he found discounted video games and bought hardware.
• KenmoreRedirect to Refrigerator
• MainstaysWalmart's budget house brand of generic products, referred to in the transcript as "Mainstay" and discussed as a Mainstays-style generic line.
• Radio ShackRadio Shack is the electronics retailer Randy says he used to buy his first PC.
• Randy Johnson's 55th Birthday Walmart MeetupThe August 20, 2026 fan gathering and WATE television interview in Morristown
• Rca VcrRandy's account of buying an RCA VCR and encountering RCA's warning that only RCA-branded video cassettes should be used in it.
• RedmanRedman is a chewing tobacco brand that Randy discusses in a video about his own past use of chewing tobacco, its later renaming, and his objections to its price and branding.
• RevcoRevco was a pharmacy chain that Randy Johnson remembers from childhood and later from buying Atari 2600 games there.
• Salvage UnlimitedSalvage Unlimited was a discount store in Morristown, Tennessee, remembered by Randy as a place that sold a wide range of inexpensive goods before it closed or moved.
• Shell StationA Shell-branded retail station discussed by Randy in a video about a robbery at a specific location in Bean Station, Tennessee.
• SunocoSunoco is a gas station chain that Randy discusses in relation to fuel pricing.
• WalmartWalmart is a retail chain that Randy discusses as a shopping location and source of recurring personal anecdotes, especially about store visits and Mainstay store-brand goods.
• Walmart in MorristownRandy Johnson's oral history of the store's three local locations
• WhirlpoolA Whirlpool-branded refrigerator discussed in Randy Charles Johnson's complaint video, not the appliance company in general.