RANDY ECONOMY: MY WORLD: The Deuce II: Its Melrose Chic, without the DRIVE, and a MUST stop this holiday season in Artesia!

Monday, December 21, 2009

The Deuce II: Its Melrose Chic, without the DRIVE, and a MUST stop this holiday season in Artesia!

Hip Shopping REVIEW:

The DEUCE II
18301 Pioneer Blvd.
Suite B
Artesia, California 90701
Phone: (562) 402-5883
website: www.Runthedeuce.com

By: Randy Economy

(Artesia, CA) If you live around our part of the world, you have no doubt driven by this ONE store hundreds of times, back and forth, on 183rd Street in Artesia, but you have probably never taken the time to stop for a peek.

You missing a great shoportunity...and to start paying attention while your on your way to the Los Cerritos Mall.

Recently I poked my head into the DEUCE II -- Apparel, Shoes, Music and Art located in the Sona Chandi Plaza on the corner of Pioneer Boulevard and 183rd, and I have fallen totally for this hip, cool, and wonderful shop of shops.

I use to live off of Melrose Avenue in Hollywood/West Hollywood from almost 15 years and this place has the feel and look and appeal of any hip chic place located way over there.

From hand painted tees (from $30 bucks) to pull over hoodies (anywhere from $50 to $150, depending on your budget), to designer skateboards, and sophisticated sweaters from New York designers (from $100 on up), this place in Artesia is a must do this and every holiday season.

They offer designer lines from international icons like bloodbath, 10 Deep, Hellz, and many others.

I have my eye on a black "Akomplice" cardigan button side sweater that is hand made from a designer based in New York City. It should be arriving within the next couple of days...in my size (that would be a Large Economy Size...he he he).

So, stop in and say hello to Mark Santos (seen above) who is one of the most helpful and happy shopkeepers in all of Artesia, and spend a few bucks.

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You may know me from my role as the Senior Advisor and Official Media Spokesman for the Recall Gavin Newsom campaign that established a worldwide blitz of interviews. I conducted more than 2,200 media interviews on behalf of “The People’s Recall” during a 10-month period from November 2020 to September 2021. The iconic magazine Mother Jones in a dramatic feature article called me “A ‘Superhero Pirate’ Radio Host, (and) Gavin Newsom’s Strangest—and Most Dangerous—Threat. Meet Randy Economy, the man behind the effort to recall California’s governor.” I appeared on more than 330 media outlets around the world in my capacity with RecallGavin2020. Fox News, CNN, MSNBC, Newsmax, NBC Nightly News, ABC News, as well as the Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, Politico, and dozens of other media outlets aired featured reports on my work on behalf of “The People’s Recall.” I am and will always consider myself to be a journalist. Sometimes I think I bleed ink. My talents as an Investigative Journalists in California earned me FIVE top awards from the prestigious Los Angeles Press Club in 2013, 2014, and 2016. I am tenacious. My reporting over the years has led to the prosecution of several elected officials in California. While working for a tiny community newspaper in Southeast Los Angeles County, I worked doggedly to expose the biggest public corruption case in Los Angeles County history when I unearthed a massive pay to play scheme inside the Assessor’s Office that led to the arrest of then Assessor John R. Noguez and four others. However, politics has been in my DNA since I was a child. I have worked on more than 300 political campaigns as a consultant and advisor since 1982 for candidates from all sides of the political spectrum including Democrats and Republicans, and even Libertarians. I am also a small business owner, serving as the President and CEO of Hot Water Studio & Production, LLC. My company works with media outlets across the state, nation, and world exposing public corruption via several new media platforms. I have also overcome personal challenges. I am legally blind with zero vision in my right eye and only 40 percent vision remaining in my left eye. I sometimes wear an eyepatch due to my failed vision. (Hence the nickname of “America’s Political Pirate.”