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yeah..LBJ and Shaq both shop in Cleveland,that doesn't make it a great shopping area..
Even though it's not bad.
exactly, thats all im trying to say. Rachel wants to think that no other city has good shopping besides NY. I know Orlando and other cities aren't on the same level as NY but that doesn't mean they don't have good shopping. Or else celebrities like lebron james wouldn't be wasting their time shopping there.
And to rachel, who cares if he was in town for a game or not, obviously the shopping in other cities are good if celebrities and thousands of other people still shop in them. Lebron didn't have to fly to NY to get what he wanted. He easily got it in Orlando because it was available here. NY isn't the only place in the world to shop.
exactly, thats all im trying to say. Rachel wants to think that no other city has good shopping besides NY. I know Orlando and other cities aren't on the same level as NY but that doesn't mean they don't have good shopping. Or else celebrities like lebron james wouldn't be wasting their time shopping there.
And to rachel, who cares if he was in town for a game or not, obviously the shopping in other cities are good if celebrities and thousands of other people still shop in them. Lebron didn't have to fly to NY to get what he wanted. He easily got it in Orlando because it was available here. NY isn't the only place in the world to shop.
He probably wishes.
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We know that LeBron loves New York, perhaps even more than he loves Cleveland, if such a thing is possible. Whenever he comes to the city and talks about it, he gets so excited you practically have to throw sawdust under him.
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“New York City is my favorite city and my favorite part of the city is Brooklyn.”
that has nothing to do with this thread. like how the fact that many people would never want to live in NYC also has nothing to do with this thread
GLS2010...can you stick your nose up that high...I can't nor would I want to...you can shop wherever...no need for the NY scene...good, bad or indifferent...I would go without first, IMO. Karma comes around....
With the advent of the internet and its subsequent takeover of shopping, no city is without top of the line shopping anymore.
Anybody with a mailing address, a computer and internet service has the same access as anybody else these days
You are so right, and I don't even have to leave the house and discounts galore
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