Why don't they turn the AC up at Oglethorpe Mall? (Atlanta: buying, live)

[AuburnAL]

Or Savannah Mall. Whichever one has Barnes and Noble. Barnes and Noble is the only place that runs their AC in the whole place. You can tell because the cool air billows out in front of their store. Why don't they turn the AC on?

[WanderingImport]

It's simple. Money saving tactic.

[Padgett2]

Of course, the store could always charge the customer more for their goods. That would be fair, wouldn't it?? Cool Mall, higher rents, higher utility bills, higher prices. Yeah, that sounds aboout right.

[ellie]

Oh dear, you really must be a modern version of Ignatius J. Riley the way you carry on...not enough roads without stoplights, not enough comic book stores, not enough fast food or comfort food nearby, and now not enough A/C at the local mall. You're a mess.

[Padgett2]

He doesn't like the way the buses run either. Since we are such a "small" town, you have to wonder why he stays here. Could it be that his mommy and daddy won't let him go anywhere else? It's really a pity that we aren't like the Big City that he is used to. These Big City folks just have to be patient with us poor little deprived small town citizens. Maybe one day, we'll grow up and be just like everyone else.

[AuburnAL]

Originally Posted by Padgett2

Of course, the store could always charge the customer more for their goods. That would be fair, wouldn't it?? Cool Mall, higher rents, higher utility bills, higher prices. Yeah, that sounds aboout right.

Fine with me. The only thing there worth buying are food and books, and these are some of the few places in town that aren't a complete hassle to deal with or overpriced.

[AuburnAL]

Originally Posted by Padgett2

He doesn't like the way the buses run either. Since we are such a "small" town, you have to wonder why he stays here. Could it be that his mommy and daddy won't let him go anywhere else? It's really a pity that we aren't like the Big City that he is used to. These Big City folks just have to be patient with us poor little deprived small town citizens. Maybe one day, we'll grow up and be just like everyone else.

The hilarious thing is the places I have lived that I can judge Savannah against are a little bigger than Savannah or significantly smaller. It would indeed be one thing if I was comparing Savannah to Atlanta or someplace bigger, but I'm not.

[convextech]

Well it's a helluva lot better than being from Auburn I can tell ya that. ROOOOOOOOOOOLL TiDE ROLL.

[Melissa82]

I'e never noticed the mall having an AC issue. Feels just fine to me. I often find malls too cold as I leave my AC between 75-78 and I'm from the North.