UpAndComing
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Well NY is an anomaly
This is basically Manifest Destiny coming back to bite the US. Similar to the Roman Empire. When the empire becomes to big to control, make a profit off of, and enforce... then the Empire would fall
The retail apocalypse has officially descended on America
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Well NY is an anomaly
This is basically Manifest Destiny coming back to bite the US. Similar to the Roman Empire. When the empire becomes to big to control, make a profit off of, and enforce... then the Empire would fall
Most malls are pretty much vacant inside.
Look at how full they were in the 80s and 90s
Where do kids now meetup to hang with each other
Do they even do that anymore or do they just sit in their rooms typing on their phones and taking pictures of themselves all day
Look at how full they were in the 80s and 90s
Where do kids now meetup to hang with each other
Do they even do that anymore or do they just sit in their rooms typing on their phones and taking pictures of themselves all day basically the evolution of the mall then
I never mentioned Woodbury.Them asians keep woodbury packed bruh for now for bootleggin purposes but even that will be effected if people are broke. Reminds me i gotta go rack up on some of them deals for the spring
Makavalli
Sinister is a system
LunaticVillage415
All Star
People don't need to go to the mall no more. You can download music online, buy clothes online, talk to your friends via text/cell, holler at females online etc. When I was growing up, you needed to go to the mall, period. There was no online shopping. I remember when I first started copping exclusive New Era fitteds online in the early 2000's in late high school and when I would tell folks "I copped this hat from online" dudes looked at me like because online shopping was unheard of. Back in the 90's, you had to go to the mall to buy your fresh Polo, Tommy Hilfiger, Avirex leather, Phat Farm sweater, Maurice Malone jeans and Air Force 1's. You went to Sam Goody and begged your mom to buy you the Chronic or Doggystyle and she looked the song titles on the tape or CD and then looked at the parental advisory sticker and said "hell no" 
. And back in the 90's, whatever CD or tape you got from the mall was worth every penny because it was such a classic era for music 
. All of that magic of the mall is gone.
But the economy hasn't been the same since 2008. People have learned to be more frugal. Who the hell wants to pay $100+ for a regular ass Polo shirt from Macy's that's probably already been worn every other day for a month and returned?
Macy's will accept returns for clothes you've worn hella times just as long as you have a receipt. 
I see the thirft stores more packed than the malls these days.
And it's for a good reason. I come up at the thrift store like no one's business. Just last winter, came out of the thrift store with a Ralph Lauren Purple Label leather jacket for $30 when it retails for $2600+, brand new Coogi sweater with Sak's Fifth Ave tags still attached for $9, the same Schott leather A2 jacket in pretty much brand new condition that's on the website for $15 when it retails for $650 online, slightly worn legit Black Cement Jordan 3's for $20. The mall is only good for buying brand new kicks and fitted hats in my opinion. And even the shoe game is pretty much dead because classic kicks like the Jordan 3 true blue's and Royal Foams sat on shelves for the first time in many years. Most everything else in the mall is extra regular and not fresh at all. 
because online shopping was unheard of. Back in the 90's, you had to go to the mall to buy your fresh Polo, Tommy Hilfiger, Avirex leather, Phat Farm sweater, Maurice Malone jeans and Air Force 1's. You went to Sam Goody and begged your mom to buy you the Chronic or Doggystyle and she looked the song titles on the tape or CD and then looked at the parental advisory sticker and said "hell no" . And back in the 90's, whatever CD or tape you got from the mall was worth every penny because it was such a classic era for music . All of that magic of the mall is gone. But the economy hasn't been the same since 2008. People have learned to be more frugal. Who the hell wants to pay $100+ for a regular ass Polo shirt from Macy's that's probably already been worn every other day for a month and returned?
Macy's will accept returns for clothes you've worn hella times just as long as you have a receipt. I see the thirft stores more packed than the malls these days.
And it's for a good reason. I come up at the thrift store like no one's business. Just last winter, came out of the thrift store with a Ralph Lauren Purple Label leather jacket for $30 when it retails for $2600+, brand new Coogi sweater with Sak's Fifth Ave tags still attached for $9, the same Schott leather A2 jacket in pretty much brand new condition that's on the website for $15 when it retails for $650 online, slightly worn legit Black Cement Jordan 3's for $20. The mall is only good for buying brand new kicks and fitted hats in my opinion. And even the shoe game is pretty much dead because classic kicks like the Jordan 3 true blue's and Royal Foams sat on shelves for the first time in many years. Most everything else in the mall is extra regular and not fresh at all. Ol’Otis
The Picasso of the Ghetto
Malls only existed for 1/2 a century
MufasaChoppa
The Rise & Fall Of Mufasa Choppa
SpookyMost malls are pretty much vacant inside.
Look at how full they were in the 80s and 90s
Where do kids now meetup to hang with each other
Ol’Otis
The Picasso of the Ghetto
malls about to look like this
TransJenner
Banned
Ask anyone about working for Amazon it's WOATExplain breh
I knew someone who got fired because they asked for the day off
And it wasn't one of those "more to the story" things they suck
FLYINHAWAIIAN
Vegan For a Reason
Gamestop you up next fukkboy
We on they ass breh.
Charging 56.99 for a used game, being more expensive than amazon, didnt wanna hire me years ago.
fukk Dem bytches breh
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