Death of the newsagents | A lesson for small business | Terry Gorry Vlog
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❤It's important to go to the small shop i buy my magazines in the newsagents in the local shopping centre I think the large retailer have more than enough
Compared to my youth most towns and villages today are economic museums of their former selves. That local economy saw a large number of children reared behind counters and on small farms. Plus the service in shops was way better then because it was families as opposed to staff. Kids learned how to deal with people.
Now it's all about GDP and something called the circular economy that is a myth. If GDP is up it is deemed successful with the fewest large companies dominating each sector and main streets homogenized.
We have slipped a long way as we copy modernity.
Thanks for interesting video and insight into the newsagents business.
I do remember as a kid our local newsagents would be mobbed around midday on Sunday after mass. That's all gone!
Wish you well
Thank you for another interesting and enjoyable video.
Its true for you .Easons ,the one in Cork i see has been down sizing and adapting over the years ,it really isn't what it used to be.The few remaining magazine racks are shoved away into little back room and even book areas have been downsized . Its sad times but then nothing remains constant only change 👍
The issue is taxation in Ireland. It is too high and pushes business to the point they cannot compete with E-commerce.
Very lucky to have that Railway Track I Could never understand why the Dublin Navan rail was taken Up , all the Bridges are still there as good as The day they Were built. People getting to work rested and home Relaxing.
Change is every day for the good and for the bad. You can use this in many industries. For example, the irish pub or bar is slowly disappearing.
Great Video..Your natural way of presenting is brilliant and they way you told the newsagent story was excellent..Really enjoy your channel its a daily go to now ..👍
I always enjoy your insightful and clear comments.
What I'd like to know is, did that young fella catch any fish or what?
Taxes and regulations on the Irish economy are too high and prohibit growth and market access. The one sector that is booming has lower taxes and less regulations.
Brilliant commentary about the new suit ❤
Hi Terry it's very true in what you say about change and adopting in the buisness world. This is true in every aspect of life, its very nature is evolution and if you refuse to change you will inevitably become extinct. Nothing in life stays the same.
So, did you just decide to become a solicitor after the petrol station?
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Great video. I luved thenold news agengy stores.
Its not just businesses that change, I've had 6 permanent jobs. None of which I expected to be in! Just retired from Public Service and looking for another part time job. I'm 62 and had a great working life so far!
Death of micro monopolies
Wholesalers were actually cartels .
Successive governments protected cartels instead of dismantling them .
It took EU to issue directives
We used to get our comics every week and the smell if sweets was gorgeous
great video terry as a kid i loved the newsagents the smell the comics the sweets the way the newsagent held my comic for me weekly and wrote my name on it also just as an aside its good to know that you dont know what the term the money shot really means
Me too 👍
You are just boomers. Just joking kids and young people would love it today if they could get it.
Good video from someone who knows what he is talking about. I have a lot of respect for the wiliness of small traders and businesspeople who always need to be thinking ahead. You cannot stand still, as Terry said. To be fair, it also applies to ordinary workers who know their line of work is under threat and who need to reskill etc as new industries emerge and other ones die out each year
Very interesting, people have the news at their finger tips now with phones. I live near fermoy in Co.Cork and we still have Hanleys newsagents
Do many people evenl buy newspapers anymore?
If people could get them they would buy. The issue in Ireland is access, lifestyle, expenditures and the state of the local market.
@paulmartin4168 people don't buy newspapers to the same extent as they did in the 1980s. It's an industry that has changed and must change
@@Zionrepublic
They are not buying them because society and market has been devalued. We see it in everything. What now remains is a few media conglomerates in each country producing below standard content. Local newspapers are now the only player in town.
Be jaysus don't fall out onto the tracks,
Love your tie
Meanwhile
Have you heard anything about dirty bomb?
Take care citizens. Life seems to be getting cheaper by the upload
#MHLivingHistoryLeapyear2024
Well Terry near the end when you were looking towards Apple green Saw part of the sign that read Luigi Me thinks how appropriate for an Irish solicitors office Yes the newspaper business going the way of the dodo
If they started charging per article, they might get somewhere Happy days
Paddy in Oz
New York Sydney london and at Home every body loves the local Newsagents, it’s a part of our community . They know you and we know them sometimes a lifetime.
Please support the Small Business .
That is just a sentiment and does address the state of the market economy. People will buy what is effective to their life. Price, quality and access are the driving consumer options.
@@Art-is-craft ok
@@darrenfarrell-bn2cb
Once the market is right sentimental will flow. Consumers are like that. Apple right now has lots of consumer sentiment on their side but that can change.
I gave up reading the papers when i can get all my news from Terry Gorry 😂😂😂😂
Read the papers 😉
@1:16 min. It's Cathal Crotty! 😮
this video is all over the place; messy