I would prefer Ms T take her time and move comfortably...

[nicosnack]

...rather than hurry and stress to get the store back open quickly. You know there are going to be snafus. And you know you'll get slammed when you open back up. Your product is the best. There can only be imitators. You are the original and the best. Take your time and do it right. We love you. Well, actually, we love your juice. And I don't mean that in a pervy kind of way.

 

[jdrewry]

Not sure she'll get slammed hard by loyal customers, who should understand that moving everything you have from Point A to Point B isn't a snap, or a quick thing (unless you're a vagabond..lol). It's normally the "very vocal minority" who post all the negative junk--most people understand and have the patience to wait.

She'll probably get flooded with orders the week she opens...

 

[nicosnack]

Not sure she'll get slammed hard by loyal customers,

She'll probably get flooded with orders the week she opens...

Yeah.. I meant slammed as in getting a flood of orders when she opens up.

I think customers have to be careful here... i.e. do NOT order a 6 month supply when she reopens. Just get your normal order and eventually it will even out to a status quo with the new situation.

I'm finding it weird how it really isn't just the nicotine... its the quality and flavor of the juice too... it will be interesting to hear peoples' reactions to having to use backup juices. I've done it before. It was ugly.

 

[jdrewry]

I have three vendors I like to order from. Ms T's is always my first choice, but, in cases like this, I can fall back to my other vendors. My next good size order will probably happen when I get my tax return. By then, I'm sure everything will have settled down.