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    melensdad

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    Even though malls are boomer, I miss being able to go to them and A. FEEL SAFE and B. BUY GOOD QUALITY STUFF
    Yup, miss going there and walking around for freakin hours while my wife and daughter didn't buy anything but "shopped" for hour

    Miss doing there with family members checking 7 different store prices on the same thing only to go back to the first store to buy it

    Miss the errant crotch high toddlers and their clueless moms who don't realize that those kids are a near lethal weapon the male gender

    Miss searching for that one vacant dad chair, only to find it and settle in when the family decides to move to another store

    ahhh, malls, good times, good times . . .
     

    jedi

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    Wasn't blues brothers smashing through a mall that had been closed down already?

    That not right time frame?
    Boomers are people born between 1946 to 1964.

    American malls started in 1956 with Southland mall in Edina, MN and the height of the American mall was 1986 (consumer report names the mall top 50 wonders). The 1980s was the golden age of malls.

    So boomers were in there 40 to 22 at the height of the mall. I think CTC is right on this one. Boomers were the in their prime at the height of the malls era.
     

    jedi

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    Yes the Gen X lived their childhood in malls but it was the boomers that made the mall possible (ie by spending $$ there)

    The millennials were infants when the malls began to decline in the 2000s.
     

    Snapdragon

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    I guess if you want to nitpick. Malls did not come to this area until the mid 70's, when most boomers were already in their twenties or thirties.

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    mmpsteve

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    Been a nice last 2 weeks at the new job. Even better than expected. Love it here. Enjoying a mini vacation already, well kinda lol, yard work and decorations ugh

    Congrats on the new job! Sounds awesome.

    As to the decorations, we just finished cleaning up from the Thanksgiving bash, and the wife's already itching to get the Christmas stuff down from the attic. Told her to give it a rest, but she aint havin it. Tradition and all that.

    Blah humbug, I'M TIRED.

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