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The White Chocolate Experience
Monday, Aug. 1, 2005
The next stop on Miles' mini tour of new downtown businesses — White Chocolate — a mom and pop-style skate shop imported from Hays, Kansas, following the recent end of Let It Ride's 10-year-run. The one employee at White Chocolate's 1005 Mass. location, biz partner Rod Smith, breaks down what the store's about — it's not just for skaters, it's youth culture, it's like candy you don't eat, it's the White Chocolate Experience.
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Posted by tyler (Tyler Anderson) on August 7, 2005 at 3:14 a.m.
yo I gotta give it up to Rod, I think White Chocolate is just the thing to heal the skateboard community after the lost of LIR. I went in there the 2nd week of opening and must say I was blown away at the great vibe I was getting. I wish this store the best of luck! And they for surely got me as a supporter/customer!!!
Posted by tribalzendancer (Tim Hjersted) on August 7, 2005 at 7:28 p.m.
yeah the vibe is definitely tops. Im not into skateboarding personally, but the best of luck to them. I can tell they're into it for the right reasons. Viva la community!
Now all they need is a darn bulliten board to hang our community event flyers! ;)
Posted by jennyramey (anonymous) on June 9, 2006 at 6:48 p.m.
hey.
i'm from hays, kansas. and our white chocolate is something so different to our whole city. we have more skateboarders or interested kids in it. i love how everyone is getting together to go our lame skatepark and make the best out of it.
-peace
Posted by corey13579 (anonymous) on August 16, 2007 at 12:51 p.m.
im i skateboarder but just started and was looking for a place to get a good pro skateboard is that what is in white chocolate cause ive been down mass but didnt see that so is it all cloths and shoes and stuff or does it have like everything decks, trucks, bearings, and wheels?
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