Salvage Unlimited
Salvage 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.
| Relationship | Randy describes it as a store he shopped at from time to time and remembers buying a handheld game there with his brother. |
|---|---|
| Sentiment | Positive |
| Assessment | Randy calls it a good business, says he was sorry to see it go, and frames its closure as a loss. |
Salvage Unlimited was a discount business in Morristown, Tennessee that Randy remembers as a place selling wallpaper, records, and other inexpensive goods. He says he shopped there from time to time and bought a handheld game there with his brother.
Randy's Memory
Randy says the store was 'a pretty good business' and describes its loss as sad. He is not presenting a formal history; he is recalling a local store he liked and noticed had gone out of business or moved.
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Source note: The transcript is slightly uncertain on spelling and details: it says 'Morstown' and once refers to 'Savage Unlimited,' but the intended subject appears to be Salvage Unlimited in Morristown, Tennessee. Randy also says he is 'pretty sure' it no longer exists or moved.
References
- Randy Johnson, Salvage Unlimited (randy commentary), archived transcript.
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