Before fry's closed down, i remember going there with my dad just to learn more about the latest technology The old fry's electronics on 31st and thunderbird has caught my eye as i drive home from work and i just recently dove down the rabbit hole I remember their staff would be so passionate about talking about pc software/hardware, you literally didn't even need to buy anything to talk to them.
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That fry's is pretty run down, right
Something had to happen there
However, a whole foods is probably especially terrible news for most people living in the thousands of townhomes, condos and apartments next to, behind and within a mile of that store. Fry's went out of business everywhere and the stores were way too big Microcenter actually seems to be successful and focuses on electronics that people can only really find online. My mil let my wife and i know that the frys at indian school and miller is going to be closing
She’s pretty well connected when it comes to local real estate dealings so we have reason to believe her word for sure. Subreddit for current and former employees to talk about fry's electronics Also if you want to just talk about the company that's cool too. “now what is that thing that companies do about expanding market share
Never open a store in renton, that’s our strategy!”
There's only like 2 dozen microcenter locations in the u.s What annoys me even more is that so many of their sales are in store only Anyway, i'd probably go with newegg For a tech city, we sure have a shitty selection of computer stores here
It's just a more acceptable name for fascism Reply reply dloishere • reply reply almost_a_noob • reply reply dloishere • reply reply more replymore repliesmore repliesmore repliesmore replies. Fry's was great just too far away Micro center would be nice
I really just miss the days of being able to go and look at random connectors and components
I would go through all those drawers at radio shack and scanned every item on the walls I almost never walked out without buying something that sparked an idea
