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That wouldn't be smart, because then they'd still have a physical presence in the district. The sooner they can lock the door and terminate the lease, the soon
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That wouldn't be smart, because then they'd still have a physical presence in the district. The sooner they can lock the door and terminate the lease, the sooner they get the benefit of not being located there.
- tyingq 8y agoI'm suggesting taping the note to the inside of the door on your way out. I don't think that counts as presence. The locals aren't likely to know why it closed. Seems reasonable to me that they know.
- munk-a 8y agoI think it's just a bad way to do it, just have your legal team summarize the information and submit it as an Op-Ed to the local newspapers. Anyways, I'm sure the reason for their closure will become pretty obvious if other business follow suit.
- scarejunba 8y agoThe locals will know because Apple entirely leaving your district will make the local news and people will say why. This "flip the bird" nonsense is a terrible idea. No one will even believe it. They believe subtly hinted things better.
- tyingq 8y ago"flip the bird nonsense"? I didn't include any suggestion like that at all. We've moved, where to and sometimes why, in the door of the now vacant spot is very common.