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Before today you kept going on and on about LA being superior to NYC, and today you're marking them as equals. You really need to pick one or the other, because if they're equals then LA won't be getting any recognition for that, NYC will overshadow it.
Don't question me. I don't wish to be analyzed in such a way.
Yeah I'm from Houston, trust me as much as I would want to give Houston the edge over Minneapolis, it's simply the truth.
Mall of America generates so much revenue from shoppers who come from across the country.
What about store selections.. I looked at the mall directory and the options don't compare to galleria or lenox/phipps.. The trendy places I like to shop they are not located there..
What are ya'll saying??? Leesville,La is most definitely the shopping mecca of the entire universe!!! We've got a Beall-Ladymon, Dollar General and Family Dollar Store, CATO, Wal-Mart, Nickels, AutoZone and then when you're all done with all that world-class shopping ,you can drive thru any one of our world-class Wendy's, McDonald's, or Burger King's to nourish yourself for getting ready to have a whoop hollering, shake wat yo momma gave ya, night out on the town...PEACE
I would put Dallas higher on the list for its sheer volume of shopping options. There are 3 or 4 neiman marcus stores and the one downtown is the original store. Contrary to belief there are a lot of privately owned boutiques and specialty stores around Dallas as well.
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Don't question me. I don't wish to be analyzed in such a way.
You're a liar! I was actually happy you were out representing your home town, and now you're tying it with a rivaling city... shame on you Hahaha.
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What about store selections.. I looked at the mall directory and the options don't compare to galleria or lenox/phipps.. The trendy places I like to shop they are not located there..
Yeah store selections is a whole different story. The Galleria is massive, and has so many options, but shoppers visit the Mall of America more annually.
That's simply untrue...and nationally, LA and NYC are considered equals when it comes to fashion's displays and origins.
You are sooooooooo obsessed with LA it's so funny... they are not equals when it comes to anything dealing with fashion...
You claim LA has better shopping do the atomophere weather etc... He states NYC is better because it's pedestrian friendly for shopping.. Both reason aren't really good reason to why either city is better for shopping....
You're a liar! I was actually happy you were out representing your home town, and now you're tying it with a rivaling city... shame on you Hahaha.
Yeah store selections is a whole different story. The Galleria is massive, and has so many options, but shoppers visit the Mall of America more annually.
Ok that's what shopping is for you go into stores to shop, so if the mall doesn't have that variety then it's not going to have great shopping.. Mall of America only has the annual visits because of the theme park in that mall.. Not because there are great store selections to (shop) at...
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Ok that's what shopping is for you go into stores to shop, so if the mall doesn't have that variety then it's not going to have great shopping.. Mall of America only has the annual visits because of the theme park in that mall.. Not because there are great store selections to (shop) at...
Lol, they have a theme park inside of the mall? WHY?
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