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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m glad someone posted about this because it’s a peeve. I keep encountering stores that usually close at 7 or 8 closing 30-60 minutes early in a regular basis. If I’m trying to shop after work and on the night when my kids don’t have an activity or I don’t have evening work commitments, it can be almost impossible or take weeks of hit-or-miss attempts. There are plenty of things that aren’t easily ordered online or offer free in-store returns but expensive return shipping. I miss the pre-Covid hours.

We were recently in a part of Asia with a huge mall culture and stores were open until 9:30-10:00 pm even on weekend nights. It was more convenient to go to *another continent* for my usual cosmetics stock-up and the kids’ back-to-school shopping than to go to my walkable-from-home, massive outdoor shopping center in the US.[/quote]

There’s a lot of drama in this post. [/quote]

Seriously. If only poor, pitiful, put-upon PP had access to this magical place called The Internet, where shopping is open 24/7. [/quote]

You cannot try clothes on online.  :D [/quote]

You don’t need to try on clothes before buying them if you’re in shape. This seems like a fattie problem to me. Lose weight and you can shop online. [/quote]
You’re as ignorant as you are rude. My mother weighs 98 lbs and has a very hard time finding pants that fit. There are people at every weight who have a hard time wearing clothing off the rack. [/quote]

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