Sam Dick talks to the owners of '933', a Garrard County business that sells merchandise by the truckload

WEKU | By Sam Dick

Published July 13, 2022 at 7:47 AM EDT

At a time when the cost of most things seems to be on the way up, people looking for slashed prices are headed down a remote one-lane road in Garrard County.

For Today's Interview, WEKU's Sam Dick went Off the Beaten Path to check out '933' and meet the couple selling stuff by the truckload.

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Sam is a veteran broadcast journalist who is best known for his 34-year career as a News Anchor at WKYT-TV in Lexington. Sam retired from the CBS affiliate in 2021.

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