Thru The Gate Thrift Shop

Junky place and the people weren’t very nice for so-​called Christians. No place to park there, either.

This thrift shop features clothes, toys, books, and a few housewares. It had a pretty big selection of large outdoor toys too. The people who run it are very nice and the prices seem very reasonable. There’s not a whole lot of selection.
I got a kit for making potholders and a mini springbok puzzle — 50 cents each. But, they don’t put prices on anything, or have any indication of how much stuff costs by category (except books, which I think were .50 for paperback 1.00 for hardback, but I could be mistaken.) I prefer when I know what the prices will be before I bring them up to pay, but my stuff was so cheap, it was OK.
The weird thing is, there’s no parking. It’s at a busy intersection, so you can’t park on the street. I ended up parking at the McDonald’s across the street, but I was a little nervous they’d have me towed. (What do all the parishioners of the church associated with this thrift shop do? Do they all walk or take a bus?)