Applying Supermarket Logic to Neighborhood Commerce
Imagine walking into your local supermarket, a place designed with the precision of a chessboard. Certain staples like milk or eggs are tucked away in less convenient aisles. These aren't the items that make the supermarket rich, but they serve a fundamental purpose: they draw you in, knowing full well you'll likely leave with more than you intended. Now, let’s pivot this supermarket strategy to our neighborhoods. What are the "loss leaders" in our community spaces? What businesses are the milk and eggs of our Main Streets?
