Lucky Goods — Local services in Spokane

First, this is not a vintage store. If there was anything vintage for sale, I could not find it. There is definitely a cute, vintage aesthetic, but everything I saw was new merchandise. The prices are also pretty out of whack for Spokane—more in line with a boutique in San Francisco than a vintage shop in Vinegar Flats. There is a lot of really adorable stuff, but most of it seems like props for a perfectly styled Instagram life rather than something you could actually use. It all looks cute but...

What a cute store. Unfortunately, I got a glance but no other acknowledgment when I entered, spent 15 minutes wandering around identifying things I would have liked to take home, and listened to one warm greeting after another as other (better dressed, perhaps? Fitter?) customers entered the store. Since I felt not particularly welcome, I left empty-handed. The store is out of my way, so it’s unlikely...

I'm sure it's a nice place I live right down the street and every time they have a sale or something hundreds of cars park up and down the street half of them don't know how to park park in the middle of the road or they cut people off their customers need to learn to drive. I've been almost hit like six times since that place is open because their customers don't look before they pull out...