Banks=no new clothes
Why is it everytime a store closes down, a bank takes it place?
WHY WHY WHY?
Take my neighborhood for example:
Latin Quarters spanish danceclub-been on Broadway & 96th St for over 20 years. Very popular spot. Now Chase Manhattan Bank.
Fowad discount designer clothing store on opposite corner-now a Washington Mutual.
Across the street from that-Citibank.
Now it's happening around my work neighbohood.
My friendly neighborhood Gap-Washington Mutual.
Express-Wachovia.
Benetton-soon to be a Wachovia.
Eddie Bauer-soon to be a Wachovia.
All my fav shopping places have been replaced by banks. Am I now to dress myself in blank checks and dollar bills? Deposit envelopes perhaps? I don't get what's going on here. Is it really that profitable for banks to have so many branches? What gives?
I think we should all march on Sunday with everyone else to protest the ridiculous amount of banks that are springing up in the city. Who's in?
2 Comments:
Simone, Law of supply and demand. The banks are more profitable.
uh, I was demanding the clothes and they were supplying them just fine thankyouverymuch!
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