Used to be a great place to find records for reasonable prices. Now they have an entire bin of 100's of unpriced 45's where you do free labor sorting them, because they don't find out any of its worth until you tell them you want a record. At that point they search discogs for its value, hit you with something like $300 for a record that skips twice, you walk away pissed after doing their job for them, and they now know they have a valuable record they can eBay. Do you job, sort and price your records appropriately, and don't take advantage of repeat customers. I can see a place like Mobile Records being unsorted and unpriced, because their inventory is so hoarded and large. But at Nu Way Vinyl this is one rolling bin, same stuff that's been there forever, and just a few hours of wasting time on social media behind the register or whatever, they can sort these themselves instead of taking advantage of their customers.