I feel confident saying this now: People are really enjoying the concept of purchasing seed packets from an electronic bulk vending machine so far.   For context, Wilcox Arcade placed said vending machine at The Pink Petunia in Crofton, Kentucky, in March — a move that ensured my company would once again have a presence in Christian County following a half-decade hiatus.   My wife Jordan Wilcox was the brainiac who suggested we should vend seed packets at a greenhouse. And yo

Whoever told you I was “bringing back” arcades was sorely mistaken. This year, I’ve been keen on correcting certain misconceptions associated with the Wilcox Arcade route — but unfortunately, this one doesn’t just affect me. Arcades never went anywhere, despite what some people claim. You just weren’t paying enough attention. The erroneous notion that arcades at some point “died” and must now be resurrected is so prevalent, in fact, that I’m just about tired of dispelling it.

The Wilcox Arcade route will soon expand into Trigg County — more specifically, at The Mason Jar thrift shop in downtown Cadiz, Kentucky. To put it another way, we’re inching closer and closer to my hometown of Hopkinsville, people. You’ve heard this story from me before: Although I won’t place a video game at The Major Jar — at least not yet — I will proudly provide to the venue another one of my iconic electronic bulk vending machines, this time containing one-inch Tootsie