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I only hope they will continue to take corrective measures improving their stores in the city. As for the suburbs, the throw-away architecture is a product of their surroundings that was unfortunately standard prototypical format, not responsibly investigated for urban areas.

I could really care less what they do in sprawlville at the moment but here in the city they are surrounded by great architectural heritage and should deliver on architectural quality of their stores. You could argue that may come at great expense, but I believe that's just part of the business providing outstanding customer experience and good impressions.