why local? let’s talk

Your lo­cal small busi­ness has ba­si­cal­ly been work­ing for free for the last two years.

Why?

The cost of their ma­te­ri­als in­creased exponentially.

And yes, their prices may have changed to re­flect that but I as­sure you … they took the blunt of the expense.

We ab­sorbed in­fla­tion like kevlar.

We chose our crafts­man­ship over a payday.

We chose you. Our com­mu­ni­ty and clients.

At this point all of us mom and pop shops have a shelf life.

We are ag­ing like greek yogurt.

With re­spect to dairy, this will get ugly.

While these are the mar­ket forces of a com­plete­ly new econ­o­my, it’s just nice to be ro­man­tic and anachro­nis­tic for a bit longer.

Here’s to be­ing foolish.

 

—louis her­nan­dez

Flom­mist Louis Her­dan­dez is ob­sessed with go­ing Bauhaus and be­com­ing The Ma­chine. Prefer­ably a drill press. Copy­right © 2021 Louis Hernandez.

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