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LIBERTY, Mo. 鈥?The Chiefs effect is well-known in Kansas City. Leaning into team-themed gear or products can help boost sales for small businesses.Devin and Stuart MacClain started their small business, Tic Toc Bakery, in 2017.They don t just bake and decorate, they share their skills in classes. One of the things they ve discovered over the years i
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stanley becher is huge, Devin said. The two said people in KC have a built-in desire to support the Chiefs, a
stanley mug nd they re happy to do their part. Everybody buys into it, Stuart said.That support goes a long way in keeping their small business dream alive. I kept getting laid off from job to job because I have Tourette s Syndrome where I say involuntary things, Devin said.It was frustrating, but she knew she could bake. She started to lean into that skill with the bakery, the namesake of which is named after verbal and physical tics. People said, Oh, you should teach! You should teach! And I m like, Oh no, I m scared 鈥?I can t go in front of people, she said.She didn t listen Viav What is the growing price tag of each presidential candidate s economic agenda
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stanley cup ing supplies, according to new research from Ibotta.Based on analysis of shopping receipts from 2019 and 2020, Kansas saw a 2% increase in in-store grocery store visits last year.Every other state saw at least a 16.1% decrease, according to Ibottas analysis.Missouri, which saw a 23.9% drop, was in line with the national average, which showed a 22.8% year-over-year
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stanley cup as also saw a 104% spike in alcohol sales, trailing only Virginias 161% increase among all 50 states.Kentucky, New Mexico, Arizona, New Jersey and Alaska actually saw decreases in alcohol sales, while Missouri ranked fifth nationally with a 71% increase in booze sales.Nationally, alcohol sales at grocery stores increased by 27% in 2020 compared to 2019.No state increased its purchases of cleaning supplies more than Kansas, which saw a 93% bump in sales 鈥?just ahead of Minnesota 92% and California 89% .Missouri also cracked the top 10, checking i
