Internet turned the human race and its economy inside out.
84 pictures of Dead Malls: A testament to a dying part of American culture.
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Internet turned the human race and its economy inside out.
All I see is thousands of jobs lost
Now I use Amazon as much as anyone else but thier end game is awful. I mean right now they very little in taxes and give nothing back to the communitys in terms of labor. Yea they have huge warehouses but its becoming more and more automated. I mean theres already less and less jobs out there. Not everyone can get an IT cert which are being more and more outsourced.
So glad I will probably be dead in 50 years
The concept of a job will be a thing of the past in another 30 years
awkwardblackgirl
Shakara
Malls 
*L*E*G*A*C*Y*
Done.
Malls
That's the thing I like about NYC...boutique shopping. Plus I'd rather support small business anyways...especially in this era of mass corporatization. They need it.
ThumpDaddy
All Star
We had 2 in Birmingham. Century Plaza and Eastwood Mall. They was right across the street from each other. Here are some pictures......
Century Plaza
Eastwood Mall
They tore Eastwood Mall down and turned it into a Super Walmart with a shopping center around it. There was a bowling alley there, a Service Merchandise, and some other stuff. The only thing about Eastwood was it was only one floor if I can remember correctly. Maybe a couple of the department stores had extra floors but the rest of the mall was one story. I remember Century Plaza and I knew it was 2 stories. I had a bunch of memories out of there because with me being from the westside of town, my cousins and I would go to these 2 malls since they was on the eastside of town to get at the eastside girls. But just looking at these pictures makes me feel the nostalgia of being there. I remember my father bringing me to Eastwood Mall and they had a race track for radio controlled cars to race. The halls was just that wide or going to Century Plaza to see Santa Claus. My Birmingham bruhs can feel me on this one.
Century Plaza
Eastwood Mall
They tore Eastwood Mall down and turned it into a Super Walmart with a shopping center around it. There was a bowling alley there, a Service Merchandise, and some other stuff. The only thing about Eastwood was it was only one floor if I can remember correctly. Maybe a couple of the department stores had extra floors but the rest of the mall was one story. I remember Century Plaza and I knew it was 2 stories. I had a bunch of memories out of there because with me being from the westside of town, my cousins and I would go to these 2 malls since they was on the eastside of town to get at the eastside girls. But just looking at these pictures makes me feel the nostalgia of being there. I remember my father bringing me to Eastwood Mall and they had a race track for radio controlled cars to race. The halls was just that wide or going to Century Plaza to see Santa Claus. My Birmingham bruhs can feel me on this one.
lets hope thee trend continues,i look forward to this whole country going Detroit status,ghost town's for a ghost to haunt haunts..
Burn Babel-On Burn
Burn Babel-On Burn
Picking up girls at the Mall arcade or just hanging out at the Mall for hours
The internet is changing us socially. I'm old enough to remember mom and pop video stores where you would run into people you know on a Friday night movie run. Now you stream movies online or rent them from a fukking vending machine. No human contact needed.
Picking up girls at the Mall arcade or just hanging out at the Mall for hours
The internet is changing us socially. I'm old enough to remember mom and pop video stores where you would run into people you know on a Friday night movie run. Now you stream movies online or rent them from a fukking vending machine. No human contact needed.
We are becoming mad isolated and shyt like that. Back in the day as a kid, it would be the ultimate punishment for a kid to go upstairs and not play outside. Now, kids don't even see the sunlight.
I can't tell the last time ive been to a mall.
I'd rather buy my clothes online, same with my shoes.
Mall food courts got the same fast food joints you can find everywhere.
Hassle to park etc.
Even movie theater s are saying f malls because the rent is to high.
I could care less get with the tines.
I'd rather buy my clothes online, same with my shoes.
Mall food courts got the same fast food joints you can find everywhere.
Hassle to park etc.
Even movie theater s are saying f malls because the rent is to high.
I could care less get with the tines.
awkwardblackgirl
Shakara
I hate going out to shop in general. I get headaches if I'm in a store too long. And malls in particular are just so crowded, loud, and expensive for no reason.
Much easier
I live a few minutes away from one of the biggest malls in Canada and I haven't been there in years.
I live a few minutes away from one of the biggest malls in Canada and I haven't been there in years.
Picking up girls at the Mall arcade or just hanging out at the Mall for hours
The internet is changing us socially. I'm old enough to remember mom and pop video stores where you would run into people you know on a Friday night movie run. Now you stream movies online or rent them from a fukking vending machine. No human contact needed.
*L*E*G*A*C*Y*
Done.
Picking up girls at the Mall arcade or just hanging out at the Mall for hours
The internet is changing us socially. I'm old enough to remember mom and pop video stores where you would run into people you know on a Friday night movie run. Now you stream movies online or rent them from a fukking vending machine. No human contact needed.
Yeah, I remember those days. Hanging out at the mall with friends, meeting up with homies at the video store and talking about movies, going to the records store and hanging out with friends and talking about the newest CDs artists whatever...
Ahh...nostalgia.
I remember being a kid having like twenty TV channels but only like 2 were watchable .
Going out and shooting basketball in the driveway, riding my bike.
Now kids got cell phones, internet tablets, videogames etc. Hundreds of TV channels and their shows on demand.
I remember Friday nights heading to the mall and it was packed with people your age from different hs kind of like a club lol, you'd walk around buy food, check out girls, mall would close and you'd head home on a packed bus.
Going out and shooting basketball in the driveway, riding my bike.
Now kids got cell phones, internet tablets, videogames etc. Hundreds of TV channels and their shows on demand.
I remember Friday nights heading to the mall and it was packed with people your age from different hs kind of like a club lol, you'd walk around buy food, check out girls, mall would close and you'd head home on a packed bus.