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I see it in Chinese restaurants, sure. And in Chinatowns. (And with Spanish in the southwest.) I don't see it on "almost every store" "everywhere in the US",
by AnimalMuppet 3y ago
I see it in Chinese restaurants, sure. And in Chinatowns. (And with Spanish in the southwest.) I don't see it on "almost every store" "everywhere in the US", though.
- Jcampuzano2 3y agoI think you're simply taking "everywhere in the US" too literally then if your interpretation of that was "almost every store".
- AnimalMuppet 3y ago"Almost every store" is a direct quote from nomdep.
- klyrs 3y agoNomdep was referring to the pictures in TFA -- the rest of the comments are explaining why a mall may look like that. Not an entire city. A reasonable interpretation of "you see that everywhere" is "most cities have a mall or neighborhood that would result in a similar set of pictures. It's incredible how many "hackers" in this thread don't understand how quantifiers work in contexts other than code. How the hell does this industry translate business needs into code without this rudimentary skill?
- Maxatar 3y agoDid you really think that OP meant that literally almost every single store in the U.S. has Chinese names written on their storefront?