Posted Oct 31, 2019, 8:30 PM
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Originally Posted by EastVanMark
Actually, no that is not a fact. The Fairs declining numbers started EXACTLY the year it was cut in half. You are 100% wrong if you think otherwise.
No, no. Don't need to go to restaurants. Can accomplish the same cooking at home (and its cheaper). We need to follow the logic of "I can get it somewhere else," then we have to do it all the way. No cutting corners and choosing one or the other.
I know malls are suffering, but again, under the logic of "you can see/get it somewhere else" they must all close down immediately. Again, can't be kinda pregnant.
Same with Fairs, you can pretty much see/do anything you can there someplace else. So why bother? Why Because people still go to them. And as long as there's entities wanting to come display/sell their goods and services there we should be able to accommodate them. No amount of Vancouver style "can't do" logic changes that
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City centre malls are not suffering, period. All our city and town centres here grow strong around a mall. Just look around.
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