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Updated: Tuesday, 18 Sep 2012, 11:31 AM EDT
Published : Tuesday, 18 Sep 2012, 9:54 AM EDT
PALMYRA, Penn. (NBC/WGAL) - Zombies may be more popular than ever: showing up on TV, in the movies, even the CDC released tongue-in-cheek information about how to handle a zombie invasion.
And a new store in Pennsylvania is promising to help you be ready for the zombie apocalypse.
Walk into the new Zombie PX store along Main Street in Palmyra, Penn., in Lebanon County and you'll find all sorts of unique things. It's the brainchild of store owner Steve Jackson, which was a spur-of-the-moment idea.
He wanted the retail space near another store he owns, mostly for the storage in the back. Yet, he needed to sell something in the front to make it work.
At first he thought of a knife store and then a survivalist shop. And finally, why not zombies?
"It just kind of pulled together pretty spontaneously," said Jackson. "The zombies are everywhere right now ... It's been packed everyday."
What customers find is a wide selection of items:
It's all tongue-in-cheek, of course -- having a little fun with a pop culture phenomenon.
Jackson won't admit whether he believes in zombies or not, but one thing's for sure: The undead appear to be good for business.
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