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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think what the area really needs is a walmart. That would be perfect for the space. Preferably one with a McDonald's inside. I am planning on writing my congressperson shortly about this. [/quote] That's actually a really good idea. There isn't a Walmart anywhere in MoCo except for way up in Germantown. That's like going to Frederick it's so far away. A smaller urban size Walmart like they have in DC would be perfect. I'd go to the DC Walmarts, but with the exception of the one downtown on H street, the rest are in sketchy as hell ghetto locations like Georgia Ave or Riggs Rd. Uh, no thanks, I don't need some hoodrat robbing me on the way to my car. A McDonalds would be good, too. No fast food anywhere in downtown Bethesda. That would be great. I don't know if Jamie Raskin has any pull though. I'm gonna call him tomorrow though. [/quote] MoCo doesn't like Wal-Mart and the big stores like that downcounty. I believe they ran Costco out of Wheaton. Also, Wal-Mart's business model is based on low rent, large stores. That's the most expensive part of Bethesda, and goes for close to $100/sq/ft compared to $30 sq/ft in "old Bethesda" a mile up Woodmont Avenue.[/quote] When you clearly have no idea what you are talking about, maybe you should stfu?[/quote]
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