history: Hello! I'm looking into opening a grocery store, and am hoping to avoid common errors. Can you give me an idea what to watch out for?
knowledge: Large grocery stores that stock significant amounts of non-food products, such as clothing and household items, are called supermarkets.
response: I'm not aware of the issues that would arise. Will your grocery store be stocked with a lot of non-food products as well? If so, then it would be called a supermarket.
history: Hello! I'm looking into opening a grocery store, and am hoping to avoid common errors. Can you give me an idea what to watch out for?
I'm not aware of the issues that would arise. Will your grocery store be stocked with a lot of non-food products as well? If so, then it would be called a supermarket.
I'm opening a rather small store, it will have an array of everyday stuff but not too much of anything.
knowledge: A convenience store is a small retail business that stocks a range of everyday items such as groceries, snack foods, confectionery, soft drinks, tobacco products, over-the-counter drugs, toiletries, newspapers, and magazines.
response: Ah, that would  be called a convenience store then. It's a small retail business stocked with a bunch of everyday things from groceries to tobacco to magazines.
history: Hello! I'm looking into opening a grocery store, and am hoping to avoid common errors. Can you give me an idea what to watch out for?
I'm not aware of the issues that would arise. Will your grocery store be stocked with a lot of non-food products as well? If so, then it would be called a supermarket.
I'm opening a rather small store, it will have an array of everyday stuff but not too much of anything.
Ah, that would  be called a convenience store then. It's a small retail business stocked with a bunch of everyday things from groceries to tobacco to magazines.
Oh, okay then, guess I'll be opening a convenience store! My friend works at Loblaw and got me interested, although I think they belong to some organization.
knowledge: Most of Loblaw's 136,000 full-time and part-time employees are members of the United Food and Commercial Workers, with the exception of workers at The Real Canadian Wholesale Club in Alberta who are members of the Christian Labour Association of Canada.
response: So a United Food and Commercial Workers member then? Most of Loblaw's workers belong to it except those in a place in Alberta.
history: Hello! I'm looking into opening a grocery store, and am hoping to avoid common errors. Can you give me an idea what to watch out for?
I'm not aware of the issues that would arise. Will your grocery store be stocked with a lot of non-food products as well? If so, then it would be called a supermarket.
I'm opening a rather small store, it will have an array of everyday stuff but not too much of anything.
Ah, that would  be called a convenience store then. It's a small retail business stocked with a bunch of everyday things from groceries to tobacco to magazines.
Oh, okay then, guess I'll be opening a convenience store! My friend works at Loblaw and got me interested, although I think they belong to some organization.
So a United Food and Commercial Workers member then? Most of Loblaw's workers belong to it except those in a place in Alberta.
Yeah that's the one! He told me about some very interesting, single-room style grocery stores in DC but I don't remember the details much.
knowledge: District Grocery Stores (DGS) was a cooperative of small single-room grocery stores in Washington, DC, Maryland and Northern Virginia.
response: Do you perhaps mean the DGS or District Grocery Store? They were single-room in DC, Washington, Maryland and Northern Virginia.
history: Hello! I'm looking into opening a grocery store, and am hoping to avoid common errors. Can you give me an idea what to watch out for?
I'm not aware of the issues that would arise. Will your grocery store be stocked with a lot of non-food products as well? If so, then it would be called a supermarket.
I'm opening a rather small store, it will have an array of everyday stuff but not too much of anything.
Ah, that would  be called a convenience store then. It's a small retail business stocked with a bunch of everyday things from groceries to tobacco to magazines.
Oh, okay then, guess I'll be opening a convenience store! My friend works at Loblaw and got me interested, although I think they belong to some organization.
So a United Food and Commercial Workers member then? Most of Loblaw's workers belong to it except those in a place in Alberta.
Yeah that's the one! He told me about some very interesting, single-room style grocery stores in DC but I don't remember the details much.
Do you perhaps mean the DGS or District Grocery Store? They were single-room in DC, Washington, Maryland and Northern Virginia.
Mm, I think so, yeah I'm sure you're right. Nowadays the closest thing to those are corner stores I believe.
knowledge: In some jurisdictions, corner stores are licensed to sell alcohol, typically beer and wine.
response: Those? Did you know those in some jurisdictions are licensed to sell things like beer and wine?