TCI Charlotte was a damn good show. Terri and I didn't make near enough sales to offset the costs of going there, but we did have chance to meet a few vendors to make it worth the while in the long run. Yet to be seen, of course.
It was great to meet the Bonner man in person, as well so many of his associates. The Bix man rings true. Luke Dunlevy of Tree Stuff was so very busy. I don't know for sure what he was selling there but it drew a hell of a crowd. He was just down the way from our booth. Paul Cox and David Driver was the next busiest booth on isle 1900. Being right next to them helped us out a lot. If Paul would've had a hundred radio headsets there he would have sold them all. In regards to this some BS came to reveal its ugly face before the show ended. As someone at the show contacted the distributor of the headsets and stole Paul's order for more. Total BS! Paul's the man for promoting the product at the show and should get the recognition and sales for promoting it. It is not just the way it is. Whoever it was should come to light so everyone knows who they are and not do any business with them. I am very disappointed about this.
The traveling to and from these shows can wear on a person, but all the people we chance to meet and the goings on truly offset all the wear and tear. Terri and I are glad being home now. Next year we will do it again in Hartford, and we hope to see everyone again.
Bless all. Thank you, Bob Underwood! Always a pleasure to meet you!