Creative destruction, I think is what they call it.
You kind of have to blow up the picture to get it.
This is on Main Street in Vancouver, business-in-transition is the order of the day.
Creative destruction, I think is what they call it.
You kind of have to blow up the picture to get it.
This is on Main Street in Vancouver, business-in-transition is the order of the day.
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From: Luke (Oct 08 2006, at 05:33)
Clearly the use of too many clashing fonts doomed Pedro's from the start. Comic Sans is practically a call to arms for the wifi set.
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From: r. mexico (Oct 08 2006, at 12:56)
But will the burger shack have WiFi?
One of the things I love most about my neighborhood is that *everyone* seems to offer WiFi. I'm currently writing this message from a nice local coffee shop (one of about a dozen within walking distance). Across the street there's a microbrew pub with good beer and great burgers. On the other corner is a pizzeria. Next door is a martini bar. Down the block there's a barber shop, bakery, and Italian fast-food shop. Every single one of these places offer WiFi.
It's geek heaven.
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