A tree limb sticking through the roof of Gamers’ Haunt

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Despite the change in venue, the studio is packed wall-to-wall with Schlueter’s regular customers. It’s game night and the turnout is high. They’re here for a bit of normalcy, too, but they’re also here to support Schlueter and her team.

This is the kind of community your social media director would commit crimes to have. It’s fiercely loyal and consistently engaged. And it’s anchored by Schlueter’s unflagging friendliness.

Her friendliness is belied by only two things: The way she absolutely annihilates my 9-year-old kid in Magic. And the shrewdness with which she leverages her business influence to help this community.

It sounds corny, but I very strongly believe that if you take care kazakhstan phone number material of a community, it will take care of you. Quote from Charla Shlueter.

A Stormy Surprise
We each draw seven cards and begin trading stories about how the hurricane flipped everything on its head.

“After the storm, I did my best to try to track down as many customers as I could to see how they were doing and make sure that they were good,” Schlueter tells me while arranging her hand.

During one such check-in, she and her crew helped a customer clear wreckage from his flooded home.

“We go to his room, and it’s all covered in mud because the whole house was submerged,” she says. Yet among the silt and sludge, there was a surprise: The cards he’d bought from Gamers’ Haunt had survived. The boxes they were stored in, designed to protect against casual wear and tear, were apparently also disaster-proof.