The time and $ spent at the opening of this store was foolishly spent, to appease a few employees and stroke their egos. Even before they opened the city made them remove the performance stage they built for the few employee's band, Turnbridge. They already had a store in J-ville, and could have made a wiser choice to better it, instead of paying high rent for this store which is next to a strip club. Not to mention the store in Maysville could have benefited to be moved to a larger building so they can sell items which bring in the profits. Then we get to the Sneads Ferry store, which at that time was the largest money making store for this SA unit. Also the lowest cost of personnel operation as Volunteers pretty much operated it. Nothing was offered to the needy in SF, at a convenience, as the SA unit focused all their attention and intentions upon ONLY serving the needy in Maysville and Jacksonville. The ego of the staff was more important than the needy and contributors/volunteers.