A very special & neighborly spotlight for today’s Wholesale Wednesday post:
Mar 8, 2021
1 min read
Our good friends and Reading Terminal Market neighbors, Termini Bros Bakery, have opened a location inside of the brand new Live Casino & Hotel Philadelphia!
In addition to Termini's famous cannoli and award winning baked goods...they are also serving a few flavors of Bassetts Ice Cream!
Live Casino is a fantastic new addition to our city and when you’re there, make sure you stop by Termini Bros!
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Love the neighborly spirit behind this Wholesale Wednesday spotlight — it's refreshing to see a small shop get a genuine shout-out instead of the usual generic promo post, and the comment section here is honestly half the fun. On a completely different note, my evenings lately have gone to untangling endings in a creepy little visual novel. I've been leaning on the walkthroughs and unlock guides at The False Sun game to chase down all 20 routes, and they saved me from more than a few dead ends. Anyone else unwind with horror stories between wholesale orders?
Love that you're using Wholesale Wednesday to shine a light on a genuinely neighborly business instead of just pushing product links — that kind of community spotlight is exactly why I keep coming back to the Latest Scoop posts. I run a small shop myself, so I know how much solid wholesale relationships matter. During slow afternoons between orders I unwind with a quick puzzle, and lately it's been this free online word ladder game — endless ladders, no daily cap, nothing to download, so I can start a fresh one whenever I want. Keep the spotlights coming!
Wholesale Wednesday is easily my favorite post of the week — there's something genuinely neighborly about spotlighting smaller makers instead of just pushing big brands, and those 65 comments prove people want that personal connection. It reminds me of the fun of wandering somewhere new and figuring out where you've landed. On that note, if anyone needs a rabbit hole, Play World Guesser drops you into random street-view spots and you guess your location — unlimited free rounds, no sign-up. Oddly addictive, and it scratches the same "discover somewhere new" itch.
It's always refreshing to see a spotlight post that genuinely celebrates a neighbor rather than just pushing product. That community-first approach is exactly what keeps people coming back to comment sections like this one. I've noticed the same thing in gaming spaces — the tracks and tips shared by regular players often matter more than anything official. If anyone here enjoys low-poly racing, this collection of PolyTrack guides for new players covers custom courses and tricks without any download. Curious whether others find community-made content more useful than curated picks too.