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Frequently Asked Questions
What Is The Difference Between A Pair Of Shoes And A Pair Of Scissors?
The biggest difference is that a pair of shoes is two items while a pair of scissors is only one. The shoes are actually an item of footwear and are, in fact, worn on the feet. Depending on the style of shoe, the foot will either be clad in a sock or stark naked prior to being shod. Scissors are used to cut paper and are most commonly found in stationary supply shops.
Is It Possible To Open A Shoe Shop In Australia?
Laws vary from state to state, but most states banned the sale of shoes in 1976. Footwear has been sold on the black market but proprietors of illegal shoe shops have been beaten to death by police in recent months. The risks are high but well worth taking when you consider the alternative; a society of barefoot wonders!
Why Do Some Men Wear Women’s Shoes?
There are men walking amongst us who think their calf muscles look nice when they wear women’s high heel shoes. The stigma attached to cross dressing is beginning to fade in the western world and it won’t be long before all men are wearing pancake makeup and hot-pants. These are exciting times we are living in, aren’t they?
Who Was The First Australian To Wear A Shoe?
My dad was the first Australian to ever wear shoes. His name was Claude but everybody called him Knob Jockey, for obvious reasons. He became obsessed with footwear on his return from the war, and didn’t want to go back to wearing modified gloves on his feet. When everyone saw his full leather uppers, they were confused and started beating him with lengths of barbed wire. We have agreed to switch off the life-support at lunch time tomorrow.
Can I Turn A Profit By Purchasing Shoes At Wholesale Prices And Selling Them Through My Retail Outlets?
The key to making a profit in the footwear industry is simple. The most important thing to do is to buy the shoes for a cheaper price than you are going to sell them for. That is imperative. The biggest mistake made by shoe shop owners in Australia is the inability to tell the difference between mark-up and profit margin. Try not to be too stupid.
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