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Mom and Pop

[mom-uhn-pop] / ˈmɒm ənˈpɒp /


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Mom-and-pop stores in countries like India tend to stock all kinds of products.

From The Wall Street Journal

“We kept talking about these tropes from ‘80s movies of slobs versus snobs,” and how it mirrored the mom-and-pop shop versus big business dynamic.

From Los Angeles Times

Now locals are again debating whether the street, which cuts across a swath of apartment complexes, car shops and mom-and-pop businesses, should be renamed once more.

From The Wall Street Journal

Svec expects leasing by service tenants to remain strong, even as the sector’s biggest component—bars and restaurants—shows signs of weakening because of a pullback in spending by some consumers and competition from large chains pressuring mom-and-pop establishments.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Since then, only small mom-and-pop radio stations have been litigated,” Schwartzman said.

From Los Angeles Times