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PARK CITY — There ain’t much about the Burns Cowboy Shop on Main Street that screams Old West. Not when belt buckles can go for a grand, boots for three grand and hat bands for five grand. The other day a saddle went out the door for 50 grand.
An unsuspecting customer walked in recently, looked around, and brought a belt to the counter.
The clerk rang up the purchase: $4,995.
“Wait, what?” said the customer, “I thought it was $49.95.”
He had failed to notice the comma.
“Happens all the time,” says Danna Burns with a sympathetic smile. Better than anyone, she knows the Burns Cowboy Shop was never intended to be for everyone.
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