Inflation is making this a difficult economy for many people but not everyone. The ownner of the ‘Let’s Go Brandon’ stores reports that his business is doing so well that he is expanding.
We mentioned his latest shop in a recent post.
Who knew New England was such a hotbed of dislike for Biden?
Jessica Chasmar reports at FOX Business:
Let’s Go Brandon store chain to expand in New England: ‘Business is very, very good’Business is booming for a Let’s Go Brandon store chain selling anti-President Biden merchandise across New England.Owner Keith Lambert told FOX Business he plans to expand his business into Salisbury and Cape Cod, Massachusetts – increasing his locations from eight to 10 to keep up with the demand during the Biden presidency.”A customer came into one of our locations [Tuesday] and bought a Let’s Go Brandon sticker and went out to his car and stuck it over his Biden sticker,” Lambert said. “And that was it, he was just like, ‘I’m done with this guy.’””People have buyer’s remorse,” he added. “Business is very, very good right now.”The phrase, “Let’s go, Brandon,” took the internet by storm in early October after an NBC reporter at a NASCAR Xfinity Series race incorrectly reported that fans in the stands were chanting “Let’s Go Brandon” following a victory by driver Brandon Brown, when they were really shouting, “F— Joe Biden!” The phrase has since become a wildly popular anti-Biden rallying cry, breaking out at concerts, sporting events and even churches.Lambert’s stores at the time were named New England for Trump, but he decided to cash in on the craze and by early November he had rebranded one of them as a Let’s Go Brandon store in Hanson, Massachusetts. It was so successful that he opened a new Let’s Go Brandon location in North Attleboro, also in Massachusetts, and rebranded the rest of his stores as Let’s Go Brandon as well.
Taylor Giles of the Daily Caller has more:
Lambert believes his stores will be successful for a long time to come, Fox Business reported.“They always get so upset, so there’s always going to be a slogan, a phrase, and the Trump brand isn’t going anywhere,” Lambert reportedly said. “People still buy lots of Trump merchandise, and especially if he runs again, I’m sure we’ll be able to stay open and keep moving with that stuff.”Reaction to the stores has been mixed, according to Fox Business. Lambert has even allegedly received death threats for himself and his family for the stores’ name.
The store looks so pleasant inside:
This week, progressives on Twitter were trying to push the hashtag #LetsGoBrandonReallyMeans in order to counter the meme, which suggests it really bothers them.
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