日本人小柳茂孝创办了一家“老板无主意商店”。他在建店时立下一条规定:本店出售新颖、实用而奇特的商品,尤其欢迎业余发明家在本店出售自己的发明成果。由于这个规定对欲施展抱负的业余发明家和有特殊要求的顾客,提供了一个难得的买卖场所,所以商店一开张便立刻受到广大消费者和业余发明家的欢迎。店门内外总是水泄不通,营业额比其它同样规模的商店(?)出好多倍。 Japanese Kobayashi Mao founded a “boss no idea shop.” He set a shop in the establishment of a rule: We sell new, practical and peculiar products, in particular, amateur inventors are welcome to sell their own inventions in the shop. Since this rule provides a rare venue for amateur inventors and clients with special needs, the store is immediately welcomed by consumers and amateur inventors. The inside and outside of the shop are always packed, and the turnover is many times better than other shops of the same size (?).