Tyson’s Corner Shopping is mobbed by shoppers and yet people think the economy is bad?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It’s Black Friday after all. The busiest shopping day.

This. OP waited until today so she could scold the Right. Amazing what people will do to try to criticize the right for ... Black Friday

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s Black Friday after all. The busiest shopping day.

This. OP waited until today so she could scold the Right. Amazing what people will do to try to criticize the right for ... Black Friday

+1. It's called Christmas stupid!

[Anonymous]

“Black” Friday is racist, anyway.













/s

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Im about to leave Tyson’s and I can reassure you that 99 percent of the people here spending money are not the millionaires you purport this mall to be visited by. There are thousands of people here all buying things in this “bad economy”.

Listen, these people voted for Donald Trump, there is no amount of reality that you could introduce into the conversation that would convince them.

They believed that people were eating cats and dogs. They support RFK’s conspiracy theories. They believed that there were roving gangs in some Colorado city. They believe that children are getting sex changes in school. Worst of all, they somehow believe that they are good Christians.

They are beyond help. We can just take back the house and senate in 2026, that’s all we can do.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:“Black” Friday is racist, anyway.






/s

My shopping religion is not your costume idea. Or something.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Im about to leave Tyson’s and I can reassure you that 99 percent of the people here spending money are not the millionaires you purport this mall to be visited by. There are thousands of people here all buying things in this “bad economy”.

Listen, these people voted for Donald Trump, there is no amount of reality that you could introduce into the conversation that would convince them.

They believed that people were eating cats and dogs. They support RFK’s conspiracy theories. They believed that there were roving gangs in some Colorado city. They believe that children are getting sex changes in school. Worst of all, they somehow believe that they are good Christians.

They are beyond help. We can just take back the house and senate in 2026, that’s all we can do.

And you believed there was no border invasion problem.
You will not win back the House and Senate and just need to crawl back under your rock.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Im about to leave Tyson’s and I can reassure you that 99 percent of the people here spending money are not the millionaires you purport this mall to be visited by. There are thousands of people here all buying things in this “bad economy”.

The millionaires are over at the Galleria.

It you aren’t a millionaire in this area, you are doing something very wrong.

[Anonymous]

Tyson’s isn’t a proxy for the American economy. It isn’t the real America. Even on bad economic times it’s good.

[Anonymous]

We were at Tyson's on bf and even though there were a lot of people not many are buying things there arent many deals as inflation is so high. We ended up buying one thing where as in the past we would buy a lot. Not good deals.

[Anonymous]

I agree with you, OP. We went to a mall on Wed in NJ. Tons of people.

Record breaking travel in the summer as well as Thanksgiving.

And agree with a PP, people buying sh*t on Temu are probably the same ones who voted for Trump.

[Anonymous]

The fat, disgusting court jesters around here wouldn’t know a lick about where the real economy is. The DMV is the hunger games come to life.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The people who think the economy is bad aren’t at Tyson’s and they probably don’t even live in the immediate area unless they are in the low income apartments.

They’re buying things off Temu while complaining about Chinese people

The people who are not buying off Temu are the wealthy Chinese who are shopping at Tysons II

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There is a sever disconnect with Americans voting to the right because of the “economy”. Yet if you go to Tysons Corner shopping mall right now, it’s an hour to get in and there are lines of people everywhere buying stuff they don’t even need. It’s astonishing how they voted for all the wrong reasons when the reality is clearly the opposite of what they think is going on.

This should be bookmarked as peak white privilege, let them eat cake ignorance of the world outside of OP’s elite bubble.

Best for her to shake her pretty blonde head that has never housed any knowledge of the real world, mount her Range Rover and head back to Langley Farms.

[Anonymous]

People want to get out of the house and go somewhere. They walk around the mall, buy a couple of things, get something to eat, go home, and don't do it again until the next black friday.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There is a sever disconnect with Americans voting to the right because of the “economy”. Yet if you go to Tysons Corner shopping mall right now, it’s an hour to get in and there are lines of people everywhere buying stuff they don’t even need. It’s astonishing how they voted for all the wrong reasons when the reality is clearly the opposite of what they think is going on.

Believe it or not there are places other than Nova and , get this, they also have different economies and cultures. Shocking, I know.