Dear people who go to Crabtree this weekend (mall, moving)
Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, CaryThe Triangle Area
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But there are no signs! That means it should be safe. Also, I'm not moving my car unless Crabtree calls every store to say that they should inform their customers that it might flood
But there are no signs! That means it should be safe. Also, I'm not moving my car unless Crabtree calls every store to say that they should inform their customers that it might flood
That's not good enough. They should go to every customer, and harass them until they go and move their cars.
But there are no signs! That means it should be safe. Also, I'm not moving my car unless Crabtree calls every store to say that they should inform their customers that it might flood
You mock, but no one has ever been able to articulate why it's a bad idea.
I wouldn't park on the upper ones either as you'll be stuck until the flooding recedes...best bet is to avoid the mall like the plague!
I'm now picturing the mall management at Southpoint secretly doing a rain dance.
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