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Saturday, March 26, 2011

Rant and rave on Mall sucks

Wow, a mall on Saturday is really busy, lots of people and a shit load of money going around.
It is a horror to go out and eat and ask for the bill afterwards, so being at the mall is horrible.
But we have to go, we need food and we need clothes and we need to get some accessories like soaps and stuff.
Really the cloths they sell these days is all about looking like something and not about what works, the banners that they put up in the windows say things like – it is not what you wear but how you wear it,
So the shirts that I buy last me about a month and then in the wash it gets shrinked for some reason, but I still have shirts from 10 years ago that does not do this at all and they were bought at the same shop, so really what has changes and why, first off the shirts does not support practicality at all, only the looks and some shirts say shit like – vote for me for the good looking president – WTF
I cannot buy good shirts unless they cost really a lot of money but yet, the ones that cost a lot also does not last long on the farm.
Malls has become really stupid, i want basic things and I want to go in and get it, now I have to look at 100 different looking shirts that say shit and that present different personalities for all the people shopping which I do not want to have in my way to just have a simple shirt to wear on the arm that is comfortable and awesome.
And for food, god in place of just having a apple section there is 5 apple sections with different prices – how cool would it have been if everything was produced but the same company and sold at one price and then all apples is the same quality and not dependent on the price that will make it taste good.
Everything in the mall is complicated and a distraction, instead of simple direct and necessary – it is deliberately created for profit of course, but what is there was only a few stores and one of each –
a close store, a electronic store, a food store, and a accessory store and a hardware store.

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