The Transformers BotBots are divided into various teams (31 and counting!), based on what store in the mall they hail from. For instance, in the first section of the mall, there were two home and garden stores, both bringing us the members of the Shed Heads; the one upstairs on Level 2 was more about tools, while the one downstairs behind the escalator seemed to be selling more plants. And rocks? You know rocks are pretty much free, right? Like, if you see a rock and you want it, you can kind of just pick it up and be on your way. They're a valueless item, like bank pens or your friends' lighters or Amazon boxes on any porch.
There may not be a lot of things left in the mall these days, but one thing you can find is a kiosk selling cellphone accessories. And then usually near that, one full of various skin creams and various other beauty junk. ["No cream is finer than mall kiosk cream. J Lo use it!" --ed.] Sometimes they'll even be able to afford a real store space, because selling $2 worth of lotion for $50 a jar has a real nice profit margin. Looking at 
Since unregulated capitalism has killed the American middle class, department stores are dying. And without department stores to serve as anchors, American malls are dying. What we're saying is, it's not at all surprising the 
Crisis of Wasted Potential
The toy license Todd McFarlane has:
The toy license Todd McFarlane thinks he has:
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