Steamed in incense and drenched in tie-dye, The Import House appears to be an alternative shop for the ever-revolutionary underdog.
But with stores strategically built in the most liberal-loving regions of Ohio- Columbus, Yellow Springs and Athens- The Import House is as business-savvy as the business-frat-bros’ “networking” excuse to party. Until this year, The Import House has had a monopoly on the Athens smoke scene, which is supported locally by subtle references such as this:
But with stores strategically built in the most liberal-loving regions of Ohio- Columbus, Yellow Springs and Athens- The Import House is as business-savvy as the business-frat-bros’ “networking” excuse to party. Until this year, The Import House has had a monopoly on the Athens smoke scene, which is supported locally by subtle references such as this:
And this:
Alas, Twilight Boutique- which started in Northeast Ohio and then tellingly opened branches in Athens and Las Vegas- debuted this year, creating The Import House’s first competition for supportive supplies for the vast underground market.
Twilight Boutique’s smoke shops are open 24/7 and are smartly placed at the finish line of the infamous shuffle, Broney’s.
With the exception of Wal-Mart and O’Bleness Memorial Hospital, Twilight Boutique stands as the only shop open 24/7 in Athens.
Drunk, or Athens?
The ever-monopolizing Wal-Mart, which sits at the end of civilization- the end of East State Street- and O’Bleness Memorial Hospital, share the quality that neither are places anyone wants to utilize at 4:30 a.m.
The same cannot be applied to Twilight Boutique, stocked with tapestries, drinking games and the only kind of intricate glassware used while sloppily drunk.
The same cannot be applied to Twilight Boutique, stocked with tapestries, drinking games and the only kind of intricate glassware used while sloppily drunk.
Only in Athens would a Wal-Mart, a hospital and a smoke shop be the only places open 24/7.
Athens.

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