Curse of the Dead Mallshops

Remember the days where all your big plans and projects is hanging out with your friends or alone are spending all your small fortune to excessive things in mall-shops? Remember those days? Well, take a time to follow this link here: https://deadmalls.com/stories.html

The era of pandemic and especially, the online commerce have all changed that. Instead to waste hours to ran on countless stores with overbearing and loud music that went nowhere and having disgusting strangers (especially elders) who bothers you, the Post-2000s adults like better the convenience of e-commerces for their expenses and if they have to go in a store, better that it's local and near of their home.

The 2022s inflation anywhere have given reason that going to mall shops is not cool anymore. But like proven this link, it was a problem in all time. Nothing is much sinister and depressing than a Mall shop that looks like a Desert town that were dead for a hundred years!

Customers like better to spending in the loot by the likes of Costco and find anywhere in the same place in the Walmart way. The most smallest and niche boutiques are those that going to be killed, long before we've known it! Local, Independent stores strive hard in order to keep their business in life.

Sadly, one local restaurant I enjoyed to breakfast there was recently shutdown after almost, eight monts after its opening. That was a great place to ate here with simple, but great quality foods for a restaurant of this kind. Unfortunately, it weren't profitable to maintain it much longer, and the owners have quit with the restaurant business by the begin of the month.

In my own city, there is one big, large mall shop with lots of boutiques and stores from local and global brands and a few ones that gets smaller and smaller since the past twenty years with the restorations of some key stores. Les Galeries du Cap and Le Carrefour are less likely true mall shops but typical smartcentres with fewer shops inside. The need for big stores have certainly compromised the allure these neat mall shops having before these changes. And it's Le Carrefour that have suffered the most by the Aubainerie launch. A store I enjoyed to shop there before, but now it's getting another luxury boutique that does too pricey than it ever deserve.

That does explain why the mall shops experience have to stays a one-of-a-lifetime one. Unless if you work there at part of the job like proven the 2004s cult-animated series 6teen. It have obviously teached kids more than any Teens movies of the painful task to work in a big mall store.

Shoot a remake of THIS thing, please! But this time, on a large supermarket/retail store!