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> I didn’t kill any mall. If these stores provided a better experience and actually tried to be competitive the slightest, it would be worth my while. Just fac
by gridlockd 8y ago
> I didn’t kill any mall. If these stores provided a better experience and actually tried to be competitive the slightest, it would be worth my while.
Just face it, you did kill the mall with this consumer attitude.
Now if you don't care about malls and you're fine with them going extinct, keep it up. Don't act like you're not responsible. What you buy and how you buy it shapes the world around you.
I don't personally care much for visiting malls, but then again in many pointless cities across the severely underpopulated United States, malls are the only "public space" there is.
- EGreg 8y agoHey gridlockd thanks for killing all those boring websites and cumbersome tv channels and sony walkmen with your attitude. Now if you don’t care about over the air antennas and being home to catch your favorite tv show, and cassettes you had to rewind, then fine, but don’t act like you’re not responsible! In many places with bad internet, TV is all you have. The walkman is still a relic, though. Hey thanks to you and your entire generation for killing the walkman! It was a cultural icon... of course the real reason is that we got better alternatives