AmericanFolkLegend
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^I'm thinking dshoost was being sarcastic.
Faneuil Hall Marketplace and Marketplace Center are TERRIBLE malls from a store standpoint. The only good stores are AE, ANF, Loft, Ann taylor, Urban, and Victoria's Secret.
Hey sorry to change the topic a bit, but has anyone run into this lately? Yesterday, I was on my bike on Temple St waiting for the light to change at Tremont St, and a little punk a** teenager standing on the corner asked me if I had a phone so he could "call his mom". I told him no, and his response was that I'm a "little bitch" and that he "oughta up me". I shrugged my shoulders and went on my way. He walked away with his friends laughing.
Hey sorry to change the topic a bit, but has anyone run into this lately? Yesterday, I was on my bike on Temple St waiting for the light to change at Tremont St, and a little punk a** teenager standing on the corner asked me if I had a phone so he could "call his mom". I told him no, and his response was that I'm a "little bitch" and that he "oughta up me". I shrugged my shoulders and went on my way. He walked away with his friends laughing.
I'm certainly not in favor of DTX becoming the Boston version of Times Square, but the one concept I think would be interesting to see replicated, is to have one of the local network affiliates (or NECN since they broadcast all day) open up a street level glass-fronted studio somewhere near the Summer St/Winter St/Washington intersection similar to what ABC does in Times Square. Not only would it be an interesting tourist curiosity, it would be a continual subconscious reminder to all viewers that DTX actual has stuff going on all day (and hopefully in the evenings soon).
If it were to grab a prominent spot (like the corner of the old Filene's building), it would instantly raise the lease value of those storefronts in the background (free advertising), and maybe the Corner Mall and that accessories shop would get replaced with something better.
(Fox 25 has that one weird spot across from the State House on the corner of Park/Beacon, but it doesn't engage with the street level at all.)
It's not say there would be better ideas for a prominent spot like that, but I think it would be interesting.
(Fox 25 has that one weird spot across from the State House on the corner of Park/Beacon, but it doesn't engage with the street level at all.)
It was a great little coffee/soda shop well into the mid to late 1990s, Curious Liquids Cafe. The TV studio though is a terrible waste of a good commercial space. It would be better suited for a restaurant or something.
How much does Fox actually do in that studio? Their main facility is in Dedham right?
Liberty Travel?