On Tue, 26 Jun 2018 at 02:49, Tod Fitch <t...@fitchdesign.com> wrote:
> > So it is shop=convenience that is selling “from the pallet” and is likely >> to be a cheaper? >> > > In my area convenience stores are relatively small with a limited choice > of products with the defining feature being that they are open more hours > than a typical store, often open 24x7. > > Usually the prices are higher at a convenience store, not lower. > My view would be that "cheaper" supermarkets eg Aldi would still be a shop=supermarket shop=convenience is a smaller supermarket, usually with longer opening hours, but also more expensive than full size supermarkets. They are the proverbial "corner store". I think 7/11 is a worldwide example? To my mind, =discount & =variety are exactly the same shops. While =variety has a full article, I'd personally think that they should both be called =discount.
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