Brezinsky would prefer to see RadioShack live on in some form, but he’s prepared to keep his stores open under a different name if necessary.
That might happen soon — the RadioShack corporation is quickly running out of cash with its lead lender saying it is in default. The New York Stock Exchange delisted the stock on Monday.
Related: RadioShack employees wonder what’s next?
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“What happens if RadioShack ceased to exist remains to be seen,” Brezinsky said. “But I can tell you that we will absolutely continue to be in business.”
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