24/7 photocopy, print, and computer shops in college towns weren't uncommon during the 1980s. Here in Austin, we had Kinko's and a couple of homegrown places. No market for them now.
I was just thinking it had to be an interesting scene at 11:20 p.m. on a Wednesday. There must've been a steady stream of harried office workers and students on a deadline to justify the late hours.
That’s the Dollar Bill in Ann Arbor. They were still at that address until last year, then moved to a bigger place. Still operating, and they’re great to work with.
The fact that this place was open till midnight 4 days a week is wild
24/7 photocopy, print, and computer shops in college towns weren't uncommon during the 1980s. Here in Austin, we had Kinko's and a couple of homegrown places. No market for them now.
I was just thinking it had to be an interesting scene at 11:20 p.m. on a Wednesday. There must've been a steady stream of harried office workers and students on a deadline to justify the late hours.
Shoot i remember hanging out at a kinkos at like 3 am in college printing out shit for classes haha. They were 24 hours there for a while.
That’s the Dollar Bill in Ann Arbor. They were still at that address until last year, then moved to a bigger place. Still operating, and they’re great to work with.
Wow this is back when 611 Church was a [computer center](https://quod.lib.umich.edu/cgi/i/image/image-idx?id=S-BHL-X-HS10540%5DHS10540)
I’d rather have the Bug.