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She does not have one. She is relatively competent at using a search engine, so if she had a source to back up her assertion, she would post it. When she strains her nether regions to produce a San Francisco Sidewalk Surprise, as she has done here, she merely cries “is too” when she is called out on her Kompulsive Kow Krap. Over and over again. In spite of her extensive experience at being wrong, she can never admit it.
She does not have one. She is relatively competent at using a search engine, so if she had a source to back up her assertion, she would post it. When she strains her nether regions to produce a San Francisco Sidewalk Surprise, as she has done here, she merely cries “is too” when she is called out on her Kompulsive Kow Krap. Over and over again. In spite of her extensive experience at being wrong, she can never admit it.
You said it more clearly and succinctly than I could have. Well put.
What part of "Macy's says the closures are due to sluggish sales and they're hoping to fend off a pending takeover bid." are you having trouble with?
The part that doesn't align with their narrative that Macy's is trying to hide the "out of control crime and drug use" from a potential buyer. I'm no crime expert, but if it's so out of control that it's forcing Macy's to close and destroying the entire square, I'm guessing that any potential buyer is probably aware of the situation regardless of what Macy's chooses to say publicly.
Still waiting for you to grasp that Macy's owns the Union Square building and is trying to sell it.
It is not because of crime, Macy’s like Sears owned some of its property it’s stores were on but leased many others. It is next to impossible to sell these commercial spaces and if Macy’s is hemorrhaging cash a corporate owned property that is underperforming due to changes in consumer shopping habits it has to be one of the first to go.
We have an abandoned mall with over 1.39 million square feet that they can’t figure out away to repurpose. So it sits empty except for a church and one or two other spots. This is happening all over America.
The real crime is these retailers didn’t see this coming over the years but Covid did push them over the edge.
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