
Stuff For Sale
3 years ago
I think this video accurately conveys the confusion I feel when I am in these situations.
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One day Jake and I were on the RIT campus, which is near a mall. We decided it would be fun to run through the mall screaming, so we entered through one door and sort of ran/skipped through the mall to another exit, yelling as loud as we could.
The best part was when we rounded a corner and came face to face with a ton of people who had heard us coming their way and so were kind of anticipating us.
Then we exited the mall, got in our car and left.
Highly recommended!
Then it kind of turned into a game of hide and seek.
Den mi tnk wat da aktl cst ov de itm iz, lk, 2cnts wf ov plstk n tn, n de wan foty o fity bux, o mo.
Mi fnd it ol zo deprsn. N tis y ppl r n dbt, cuz de by al dat krp.
Bt witowt dm, da konomy wud clps?
Aleria the Unsumer
If they're charging 40 or 50 bucks, they should at least pay the Chinese dudes more than they do. They have to live in crazy dorms!
Also, maybe the most depressing aspect for me is looking at all of this stuff that is just going to end up in a landfill.
I'm not saying I'm innocent. It just gets me down. I try to do my part. We can all try harder.
Although there are a growing number of shopping malls here, too, it is a lot easier to avoid them and shop in an actual city (city center, mostly), with real houses that people live, laugh, cry, love, and die in. Malls are so sterile. No wonder they get you down, dalas.
The saddest part about all this is: IMO it seems most mall shoppers don't even notice what an un-natural, depressing environment they are in.
Of course, the same is true of enclosed malls, but at least they don't give the illusion that you're actually out in the world.
they are sad.