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It was a rainy day in Drizzletown - shocker, I know - and Exene was quietly humming as she pawed through some of her stock, shaking out shirts that have become wrinkled with time. The quirky little earth pony owned and operated a vintage clothing store here in Drizzletown, mostly focused on punk clothing. She loved everything about finding and curating a collection of unique and funky clothing. It wasn't for everyone, she knew, but those who wandered into the shop and had even an inkling of interest tended to appreciate it.
The shop was dimly lit, with old rock music playing softly in the background. Exene ignored the playing music - often too soft for her taste - and was mentally playing along to a different song in her head as she sorted through the various articles of clothing and accessories. It was mostly organized - it was clean and tidy, at least - but there was no pattern to what hung wear. Old ballgowns next to shiny spandex pants. A leather jacket hanging by a neon, multi-colored studded belt. It was an interesting place to say the least, but it was quiet - too quiet for Exene's liking. And the rain only worsened the matter; no one was out taking strolls, so no one was just absentmindedly wandering their way into her store. But she was used to that, by now.