{"id":3737,"date":"2013-12-02T23:11:48","date_gmt":"2013-12-03T07:11:48","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/chanfles.com\/blog\/?p=3737"},"modified":"2013-12-02T23:11:48","modified_gmt":"2013-12-03T07:11:48","slug":"new-places-to-acquire-commodities-in-lh","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/chanfles.com\/blog\/?p=3737","title":{"rendered":"New Places To Acquire Commodities in LH!"},"content":{"rendered":"

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The ugliest building in Lincoln Heights went thru a gradual transition and now it’s not as ugly as it used to be. Strangely, the building that was set to bring fashion influence, even some sort of community space for a split second, has finally settled into its natural state as a 99 cent style store. This is great news for the neighborhood. The ominous drums of gentrification and a cultural shift to cater to the young and affluent has been averted, for now, to cater to the low brow needs of common folk. Make way for a our very newest and much appreciated member of the N. Broadway merchant community, the 99!<\/p>\n

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Notice they don’t advertise cents, might be some legal stipulation from those under a dollar bullies down the street. But I took a peek in and they seem to focus on the “and up” part of their ad. We can pay more than a dollar for our quality interests, we are a changing neighborhood with over a dollar needs. I doubt I will make many visits here but I am quite happy it didn’t turn into some stupid pay-what-you-can eatery, nor a space for theatre, not a space for midnight art shows, and I’m most happy it didn’t become a spot for expensive but local organic food items. Even though I like that idea, “in theory”. Keeping it in tune with the 90’s theme of the block. It is a great day for Lincoln Heights, sticking to its working class roots rather than dabbling with the fleeting promises of that gentrfication louse.<\/p>\n

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Down the street and part of the 90’s family is our own “From 98\u00a2 And Up” red store. They deliver what they promise.<\/p>\n

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Of course, we have our very own authentic 99\u00a2 only store, the quality stuff not the cheap knockoffs! In this day of rapid real estate turnover and soaring rents I am happy to see our beautiful N. Broadway free of harbingers of doom. I’ll ignore that square dancing place since everyone else does as well.<\/p>\n

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Even though we have a budget minded neighborhood, we still get all the perks of a wealthy big city hot spot: look at these festive and colorful Xmas decorations that have suddenly graced our beloved N. Broadway! I’ve added a floating arrow in case you are too oblivious or heatheney to notice the holiday spirit.<\/p>\n

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A normal day in LH is okay, but when these fabulous decorations (arrows point to festive spirit) show up in our public space then we know we are ready to have a good time! Holidays!<\/p>\n

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The mortuary by Griffin\u00a0 has a tree out. I am more in the Xmas spirit because of this display.<\/p>\n

Seems like the holiday of commodity acquisition is going to be a major hit in LH this year! Good work Business Improvement society!<\/p>\n

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