Ice Cream Shop Relies on Midland to Stay in the Scoop
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AN "AMERICAN DREAM"
Jose Valdez opened upĀ Paleterias Tropicana,Ā a Mexican ice cream shop, when he moved to the United States over a decade ago. They own five locations across the Kansas City area. This business is their āAmerican Dream."
Ā āWhen we started the business, it was just us. When I say us I mean my two daughters, my wife, and myself. We started in 2004.ā
To them, it is all about offering a unique product that other immigrants might miss seeing in their home country.
āThey can come here to our stores, feeling like theyāre at home.ā
THE NEED TO COMMUNICATE
The business is bigā¦serving homemade ice cream, shakes, appetizers, tortas, and even churros.
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Keeping in touch throughout the store is crucial. That is why they use Midland radios to communicate.
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āInstead of running from the east side, to the westside, to the north side, we can just push a button and say, āHey, we are busy, we need help.ā
Tropicanaās favorite Midland Radio is theĀ BizTalk BR200. Staff have been using it for the last eight years.
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āThey make it very easy, so easy to talk to one another. We try to stay off our phones and this replaces that and is more reliable.ā
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Because at the end of the day, we all need to find a way to scream for ice cream.
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