My trip to Spyderco

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All i see are random places to put my money. I'd walk out of that place about 3 pounds heavier and not be able to get my hands into my pockets.

Anyone else find it funny that even Spyderco doesn't have a Yojimbo 2 in their display case? Talk about hard to get!
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sal wrote:Actually the store is the work of Mrs. Glesser. SFO is one Gail's babies. She hires, trains, design, layout and is constantly working on improving the location for your pleasure.

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And that takes dedication and hard work, and is greatly appreciated. I see the Spyderco 'institution' as being the all-encompassing picture. Which includes the store, the customer focus, the legacy of innovation and the high quality products born of it; and also the great things that you and the Spyderco family do for our armed forces and our communities, taking the remarkable and unique position you are in and using it to "lead by example" … the really important stuff.

Thank you for all of that, Sal.

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Great pics! Thanks for the virtual tour.
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Glad you enjoyed your visit. I hope to get there myself one day.
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I met Sal, Eric , Joyce , and Jurphass(sorry if I spelled incorrectly) at the Blade show. All of the Spydercrew was a class act. They all were extremely patient ,Down to earth people. They made time to speak with everyone.They have a customer for life from me as well. I turn everyone that I can on to their products.
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thanks for all the pics! i must day I'm with evil on this one! i hope one day to get up there and drool all over there display cases!!
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Thank you fro sharing
I am very, very jealous :)
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Mr Blonde wrote:Excellent photos, I -know- you had a great time!
Wouter, I sure did. Until my time there I had to enjoy your pics from your visits. Now I have a few of my own. :) Thanks buddy!
Evil D wrote:All i see are random places to put my money. I'd walk out of that place about 3 pounds heavier and not be able to get my hands into my pockets.

Anyone else find it funny that even Spyderco doesn't have a Yojimbo 2 in their display case? Talk about hard to get!
Yep, if they had a Yo2 when I was there I would have bought it. :)
araneae wrote:Glad you enjoyed your visit. I hope to get there myself one day.
Thanks bro. It was so worth it.
410ericb wrote:thanks for all the pics! i must day I'm with evil on this one! i hope one day to get up there and drool all over there display cases!!
You will love it! ;)
bh49 wrote:Thank you fro sharing
I am very, very jealous :)
Thanks brother. Glad I could.
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sal wrote:Actually the store is the work of Mrs. Glesser. SFO is one Gail's babies. She hires, trains, design, layout and is constantly working on improving the location for your pleasure.

sal
the crotons and pothos in the entryway are awesome! love the interior scape!

every time i go to the SFO i have the urge to run up the stairs and just peek around!

david, nice pics, every time i go to the SFO i come home with SOMEthing....
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mcjhrobinson,

Yeah I love how they have a very "outside" environment on the inside. Tons of plants growing all over, and big ones too. I also wanted to see what was upstairs, but even more I wanted to see what was in the back. :)
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