Thanks Rudy for the following to prove the last post was no August Fool's Day joke:
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Buy American!! |
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didn't they get the memo about DR's new look? |
And to prove that Parkside Ave is cookin' with gas, a new cell phone store next to Mickey D's!!!!
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there's a story in the biz model of these stores I simply don't get. Anyone? The Wireless R Us on Flatbush near Woodruff I get. Constant charismatic chaos in there. But can the City really support these all? |
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DR is going out of business, I hear, having been taken over by Walmart. Wonder if that applies to our Parkside DR?
Duane Reade was bought out by Walgreens, not Walmart. This happened more than a year ago. They aren't closing any of their locations, just changing a few tiny things (like the names on the little cards they want you to carry around on your key chain).
Not that it is all they do, but isn't a visit to the wireless store a necessary step in "recycling" a stolen cell phone? I may be the next sensation on NY1's The Call for this comment, but one can't go from snatch to cash all by oneself.
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