I believe it. People are so fat and lazy, they can't just find and open spot toward the back and start walking. I've parked in the back while watching people circle like a hawk. When they finally find a spot up close, I'm already walking through the doors into the mall.
I was kinda sad when they shut down the local mall that I hung out in as a kid. They ditched it in favor of an outdoor, walkable mall where people could drive up and go to individual stores without trudging around and through the mall. They even threw up some apartments above the stores and integrated a hotel in there. Ten years ago, that's where developers thought they were going with malls.. more outdoor green spaces. But to this day they still can't fill half the spaces in that mall.Yea its interesting because of the internet information age, everyone shops online now and all the malls are closing down one by one.
Growing up the mall was a big deal in the 80's. You went there to socialize with your friends and also to hit that arcade.
Look at these guys guarding the entrance of the local arcade. That shit behind them was the promised land.
haha.This is what I remember. This was the main phone in the house until 1990, and was the phone in my sister's room until 1994.
This phone was bought sometime in the early 70's. Imagine having a phone for 20 years.
Poor millennials will never know the feeling of wrapping that cord around your fingers.
I remember stretching that cord as far as it would go to try to escape my mom’s eavesdropping.This is what I remember. This was the main phone in the house until 1990, and was the phone in my sister's room until 1994.
This phone was bought sometime in the early 70's. Imagine having a phone for 20 years.
Poor millennials will never know the feeling of wrapping that cord around your fingers.
Where I’m from in North Louisiana, the drinking age stayed 18 for a long ass time. I was well over 21 when it changed.HAHA, yep, you couldn't smoke until the no smoking light went off. Here is another one for you. The drinking age up until 1984 was 18 not 21.
What’s crazy is there haven’t really been arcades in malls for decades, and now the resurgence of giant stand alone arcade and game places growing.Yea its interesting because of the internet information age, everyone shops online now and all the malls are closing down one by one.
Growing up the mall was a big deal in the 80's. You went there to socialize with your friends and also to hit that arcade.
Look at these guys guarding the entrance of the local arcade. That shit behind them was the promised land.
What’s growing here now is all the “outdoor “ outlet malls.
Millennials start at like 1980.
Yeah but they probably identify more with the gen x'ers. Life experience not numbers on the calendar molds your identity. Like I said, tweeners.
Well I'm 31, my life wasn't much different from someone who's 40 now.
Was Toad the Wet Sprocket part of growing up?
No, but I just listened to some of their songs, and I'm grateful for that.
By one point, bud
