They say the creatives are leaving, force out by higher rents, as the narrow thinkers take over to pursue ever narrower lives.
But is that true?
One sign of a dropping collective IQ is the water system. Portland had a variance exempting it from having to treat for a specific parasite, one that hadn't been a problem, until now.
The city decided to take its working reservoir system and replace it with an underground one, following instructions from The District, the lowest IQ zone in the nation.
The parasite has since been detected, the variance lost.
The Lloyd Center gutted itself of movie theaters at the Food Court level. Concessions have left blank holes. I guess the whole food court thing isn't making sense to people?
How can they shop until they drop?
Let's hope I'm wrong.
Carol spent the day at Lloyd Center, getting new glasses at Lenscrafters. The moment she got home, without dropping them, the lens fell out. Then she noticed the frame was cracked, who knows for how long.
We're driving back there now.
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