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I don't disagree, but were they always like that, or more so as the proprietors faced increasing cost pressures and competition, and became jaded?
by prawn 7y ago
I don't disagree, but were they always like that, or more so as the proprietors faced increasing cost pressures and competition, and became jaded?
- magduf 7y agoNo, they were always like this, because they could be. Take off the rose-tinted glasses; everything wasn't quaint and wonderful in "the old days". Those were the days when those wonderful mom-n-pop shops would refuse service to black people, for instance.