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The US mall is not dying
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The mall here is doing really well because they let a bunch of local businesses in. There's a local toy store, an antique mall and, best of all, a pinball arcade. And we're a small city in Indiana.
Nice to get back to the roots. I remember malls with arcades and local businesses, instead of just indistinguishable women’s clothing chains, where every mall had some unique character instead of all being the same
Ugh, while I do enjoy clothes shopping, I always felt there's waaaaay too many of these. I can't tell the difference between most of them. Some selection is great, but the larger malls I've been to have so many seemingly identical clothing stores that you can't possibly even look at them all. I've always wondered how it's feasible to have so many. It feels like having 5 gas stations on the same block. I wonder if the stores closers to entrances or the food court have an advantage over those in the middle?