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I have a hard time thinking a guy, let's say, selling pizza, would be standing outside of his shop on the strip, waxing poetic about the small lines, and lack of a crowd. Or the owner of a marina saying, "wow, it sure is nice to have available slips, and, God, am I happy about not selling too much gas." Or a waitress saying "well, I only had three parties tonight, but, you know what? It was nice and peaceful in the restaurant. Small crowd, nice and quiet." You sorta need people (read: customers) in large numbers, to make things go. |
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I think things are to expensive and people can't afford to go anywhere, especially if they have children.
As prices for things start to fall, people will return. CEP |
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