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Shopping at the mall in 2020? The ONLY reason I went shopping in person at malls was to try on clothes, since fit is everything. Since that is now not allowed, there is NO reason to go to a mall and expose yourself when you can shop online.
Outlet malls are outside so no, malls aren't 100% indoors. And what other people are saying is, if the mall doesn't have any capacity restrictions, that's on them. If a STORE doesn't have restrictions, that's on them. Then they would have whiny people like you calling corporate and leaving 100 negative Yelp reviews. So yea, stores are like hey, idgaf what the mall enforces, this is what WE'RE doing. **** and wait in line if you wanna shop here =)
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I was expecting to read that Americans don't know how to manage malls. According to Mr. World Vision, we don't do anything correctly or well. Perhaps he should return to his country of origin.
I think it makes perfect sense. First, it makes sense to me as it relates to the store's employees. The motivation is to create a safe environment for employees and customers inside the store. Second, the store is looking to create an environment that they can control, and where they can manage risk. Third, what takes place outside the store, where people are standing on line, gives people the opportunity to decide and manage their own risk. That said, professionally, the recommendation has been to request, and prompt (by using markers, signs, lines on the ground, etc.) people to social distance while waiting on line.
What people do outside a store is their own decision. I see most -- a very high percentage -- of the stores that are limiting capacity inside, are providing the same opportunity for people outside (where again, it is those person's own decision).
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