Stop digging for meaning. William's right, online shopping and high rent kill malls, but landlords' greed makes it worse. I've seen malls sit empty for years because owners won't lower prices. They hope for a miracle tenant instead of filling spaces with local shops. Without that willingness to change, the mall dies a slow death. It's not deep, it's just bad business.

Seriously? Those fights just made lumpy cement and hurt feelings. I remember my brother putting in way too much sand on purpose to ruin my mix. All it built was a patio full of cracks and us not talking for a week.