For poor urban areas: pawn shops, dollar stores and loan shops.
For Sedona: restaurant, Native American jewelry shop, and jeep tours stop.
For the Navajo Rez: Food stands (mutton stew, fry bread and Navajo tacos), beads stands (inexpensive silver jewelry for tourists), and pick-up trucks gathered to sell either firewood or hay.
This is an interesting observation!
Anyone know where theaters, banks and jewelry stores would be the norm? Irene?