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It's certainly the only reason I've ever gone to the mall around here.
by kayodelycaon 4y ago
It's certainly the only reason I've ever gone to the mall around here.
- thepasswordis 4y agoWow. I just realized the same.
- ghaff 4y agoWell are dead-ish to dead malls and then there are malls that are doing pretty well and then there are luxury malls. You tend to see mall Apple stores in the middle category; even though they're not traditional anchor stores they effectively are. Meanwhile, the former category has/had anchor stores like in the case of local mall such as it is at this point like Sears, JC Penney, and Macys.
- kwanbix 4y agoCan I ask why? You don't buy things in malls anymore? Why? Thanks!
- kayodelycaon 4y agoWhat would I buy? My clothing isn’t from any store in the mall. I don’t wear jewelry. I’m allergic to most food in the food court. (Literally anywhere in Cincinnati has better food anyway.) IKEA, Target, and Microcenter are in easy driving distance. I can get a lot of stuff from Amazon. I do know everything in the mall. It’s my backup location for walking when going to the park or zoo isn’t a viable. I might stop by the LEGO store sometime, but would be an expensive mistake. Otherwise, there isn’t any store that interests me.
- jedberg 4y agoEverything I would ever buy in the mall can be found online for the same price or less, and I don't have to leave my house and deal with parking.
- analog31 4y agoI hate the parking and crowds, the filth, and hoping that some store will have something I want in my size. I can eat better food at home. Shopping in general is a stressful experience for me.
- rexf 4y agoDepending on the mall (Westfield Valley Fair), parking can be so bad for many years now that we avoid the mall completely. While the parking lot can be near capacity (mall is popular), we still avoid it (parking is too hard to find).