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So does that mean we'll start seeing people in Downtown DC wearing something other than....
Blue shirt/black slacks combination
Blue shirt/khakis combination
White shirt/black slacks combination
White shirt/khakis combination
Blue shirt/black skirt combination
Blue shirt/khakis skirt combination
White shirt/black skirt/black sweater with pearls combination
Grey Hillary Clinton pants suit/blue shirt and pearls combination
???
No, that means if someone is visiting D.C. staying in the city or downtown and wants to buy some highend clothing, they actually can.
You misunderstand. I wasn't saying "performs much better" in the sense of being better than DC; I meant in terms of looking at Philadelphia-only versus the Philadelphia region.
Oh ok. That was my fault and my own ignorance and yes philadelphia as a metro area out performs the city in those aspects
Downtown D.C. has highend shopping. Center City does not. Between downtown DC and Georgetown, D.C. has better shopping than Philly.
That's clearly false. There are plenty of high-end stores in Center City, many of which are the exact same as those you'd find in Georgetown. I'm sure you know better.
That's clearly false. There are plenty of high-end stores in Center City, many of which are the exact same as those you'd find in Georgetown. I'm sure you know better.
I'm sorry, when I say highend, I mean stores you wouldn't even find in Georgetown either.
Salvatore Ferragamo
Hermes
Christian Dior
Louis Vuitton
Loro Piana
Jimmy Choo
Gucci
Marc Jacobs
Armani
etc.
etc.
etc.
etc.
etc.
Ohhhhhhh he's talking about the new CityCenter DC but yes Georgetown is not as nice as it used to be.
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