If you thought Netflix and other streaming services had completely wiped out Blockbuster stores, you’re wrong. There is one last surviving Blockbuster store. It managed to survive Netflix, so it should be no surprise that it’s surviving the pandemic too.

The only Blockbuster store remaining in the world is in Bend, Oregon, and the store’s general manager, Sandi Harding, has been doing everything possible to keep the store up and running.

When the pandemic first started, Harding’s Blockbuster store did something new. No, they didn’t start a streaming service. They went the way of grocery stores and started offering curbside pickup. Customers could call in or go online to reserve a movie. An employee would wipe the movie’s case off with a Clorox wipe, put it in a plastic bag and hand it off to the customer right at his or her car.

 

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Curbside pickup has officially begun and we can’t thank you all enough for your support! We’ve been crazy busy with all the online orders made recently and that’s been a tremendous help bringing income into the store assuring us that we can stay open during these tough times! Thank you to @daivya4infinity for painting on our window, support your local artist as much as possible if you need anything painted hit him up!

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Now, after briefly closing the doors to get the store ready for social distancing, the last Blockbuster location is now allowing customers inside the store once again.

 

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Thankful for our hard working staff keeping everything clean and safe for our loyal customers to enjoy Blockbuster movie nights during this pandemic. As you can see we have a one way in/ one way out flow throughout our store with arrows going through the isles and we are cleaning our movies as they come in and out! Stay entertained and most of all stay safe during these crazy times💙💛📼 📸: @apollodoesnotfollow

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Harding social distances her way through stores like Target and Walmart to keep her store stocked with the latest movie titles. She only buys 5 or 10 of each movie from each location so she doesn’t wipe out their inventory. She’s conscious of leaving some movies for other shoppers.

You have to wonder if Harding thinks her store will manage to keep surviving. She told VICE, “…we’re the last one for a reason. We don’t go down without a fight. So we’re going to keep fighting for a while.”