I live like 50 feet from a mall and I havent been there in almost 10 years.
And it's not because I can't afford it
And it's not because I can't afford it
I haven’t been inside a mall in over 5 years
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You got kids right?Legoland
Go there for my eyeglasses
Shopping wise for clothes and shoes, no way… not paying 50 dollars for a pair of jeans nowadays
Shopping wise for clothes and shoes, no way… not paying 50 dollars for a pair of jeans nowadays
MajesticLion
Veteran
You got kids right?
Uncle Lion is the coolest uncle/godfather in existence, trust that
So u drink water with fast food?
Yall need to get out of the more ya washed up
What movie is this?Back in the day when wifey and I first got together we would go on dates to the mall and play Cruisin' USA in the arcade.
Good times, but I wouldn't dream of it today.
rbksNgirbauds
Even on the court we stay flyy, Jada & A.I.
some of you dudes are weir-dos. How is it even possible to avoid a mall for 5 years as a normal person
Laidbackman
All Star
There was a time if I hadn't been in a while, I'd definitely go during the Holidays, especially right before Christmas. This was a ritual for me, and I'd buy a gift for myself, especially after I moved outta town. Plus you'd see the finest sisters during this time of the year. Today, I can't remember the last time I went, even on the Holidays. All the mean mugging turned me off over time. I couldn't even buy shoes or a high quality t-shirt, without the brother selling it to me catching some kind of attitude. The other part of this post is kinda long. I put it in a spoiler. It has something to do with this bad experience I had with a girl.
I was in this long line in Sears on Christmas Eve, standing behind this slim dark-skinned sister wearing a tight red dress with a nice round a**. We were in line so long, that we had to start conversating. So when she was next, and the cashier called her up, I asked if we could continue our chat after she was finished, and she agreed. Then while she was buying her stuff, her credit card failed, but she wounded up paying for her items. After that, she stepped somewhere to the side, and waited for me.
So when I bought my stuff, and met back up with her, she decided to wait until then to tell me she had somebody (meanwhile she couldn't stop checking her emails). And she told me the stuff she was buying was for her man...smh. Now that I know how Atlanta is, she was probably hoping I'd pay for her stuff when her credit card failed. I remember when I met back up with her after buying my item, these two older dudes were shaking their heads at me, like they never seen a brother shoot his shot. It wasn't like they knew I was wasting my time or anything, but more like they were signifying I was pressed. That's how negroes are down here, even the older ones. If anything, they probably thought I was gonna score. A couple of negroes did something similar to me the first night I visited Atlanta, but that particular chick wound up in my motel room two days later. Anyway, when this chick here told me she had somebody after all that, this was the last time I hollered at a sister in front of a crowd down here. I mean that was too much work for nothing, for a dude my age. And this was over 10 years ago. Girls have a history of doing similar things like that with brothers down here. That's why so many brothers don't even bother them if they don't know them already.
Today when I drive by that mall, the parking lot is practically empty, compared to how it use to be. I don't even go in there for a walk anymore. And you can forget about me buying anything, even from the food court.
So when I bought my stuff, and met back up with her, she decided to wait until then to tell me she had somebody (meanwhile she couldn't stop checking her emails). And she told me the stuff she was buying was for her man...smh. Now that I know how Atlanta is, she was probably hoping I'd pay for her stuff when her credit card failed. I remember when I met back up with her after buying my item, these two older dudes were shaking their heads at me, like they never seen a brother shoot his shot. It wasn't like they knew I was wasting my time or anything, but more like they were signifying I was pressed. That's how negroes are down here, even the older ones. If anything, they probably thought I was gonna score. A couple of negroes did something similar to me the first night I visited Atlanta, but that particular chick wound up in my motel room two days later. Anyway, when this chick here told me she had somebody after all that, this was the last time I hollered at a sister in front of a crowd down here. I mean that was too much work for nothing, for a dude my age. And this was over 10 years ago. Girls have a history of doing similar things like that with brothers down here. That's why so many brothers don't even bother them if they don't know them already.
Today when I drive by that mall, the parking lot is practically empty, compared to how it use to be. I don't even go in there for a walk anymore. And you can forget about me buying anything, even from the food court.
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Fiji Water
Every moment is an opportunity
Malls are fun tho. It's something light to do besides be in the house.
It's still legit absurd that you don't have to leave your house for work, food, or almost anything else.
It's still legit absurd that you don't have to leave your house for work, food, or almost anything else.
RARI_Godwind
St. BAWGustine - DarkSkxxxn
Driving all over town for items that may not even be at any location just to find out that they are indeed not in any location 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Just ordering online and forgetting about that sht until it feel like Christmas 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Just ordering online and forgetting about that sht until it feel like Christmas 
Dawn of the Dead
Mindfield333
Superstar
I don’t drink anything. I drink water either way before or way after. And it’s every couple weeks if that