Going to the Value Village Thrift Store [in Atlanta in 1989]

11m
Documentary

Going to the Value Village Thrift Store [in Atlanta in 1989] Synopsis

The Value Village was a mega-thrift-store in Atlanta, Georgia operated by the Kidney Foundation. Nelson found many items he wanted to purchase that day. His shopping advisor was Tom Zarrilli– Atlanta's King of Schlock. Video by Nelson Sullivan.

Going to the Value Village Thrift Store [in Atlanta in 1989] is a documentary film with a runtime of 11m. It stars Nelson Sullivan and Tom Zarrilli.

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Released

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