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Originally Posted by Crompsin
... because WASPy upper middle class Chicago is a perfect representation of the entire United States, including the poverty-stricken south and the especially FUBAR'd housing issues of the east middle coast.
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"Big city... big city nights..."
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Yea I mean its only like 4 million or so people here, and I only work in 3 very different neighborhoods.
The Costco was about 1/2 immigrant, Hispanic or otherwise.
But thanks for playing.
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Originally Posted by Charlatan
The only thing that can be bad about that kind of shopping is if it's done on credit that can't be paid back.
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Agreed, and obviously I have no idea, but honestly its been crazy here. Its been this way for the last month or so, I've had to do a lot of diverse and budget oriented shopping for my new office. Discount furniture store in a blue collar area to electronics, all have been jammed.
This is a serious question, not a political one, I have a major investment going in this new location, so I'd like to know what I'm in for, so far I haven't seen any major slow downs.
The only businesses who I know have had issues are some restaurants but that seems to have been weather related, we got more snow in Chicago this year than in quite a long time.