 Like many institutions in Indonesia, popular music retail outlets are stratified by social class and generally calculate their sales activities based on the needs and interests of their intended audience.Cassette stalls ("warung kaset") typically are found in open-air markets in the poorer "kampong" (neighborhoods) of large Indonesian cities.They generally offer very few Western cassettes for sale (and no compact discs of any sort), but feature a wide variety of dangdut cassettes.