 town dominated in all things by the busiest seaport in this hemisphere. It is a town marked by granite-covered capitalism-induced office monoliths shadowing, not a single street over, working-class, gang-tagged pre-war bungalow neighborhoods. And the gang tags are good. No, boys and girls, street gangs are not good. No: Street gangs are bad. Bad. Bad. Bad. But they do keep the property values down. And that is good. It is good, because the lower lease rates allow for rare economic ecosystems of alternative consumerism to thrive. Wildflowers that grow between the cracks in the concrete. Anytime a halfway interesting store goes out of business in my neck of the woods, the location is quickly replaced by a day spa or a hair salon. Now, these are high-margin businesses, to be sure, but just how much hair do people have? How much maintenance can a face handle? I can walk for three blocks and get a different hair or skin treatment everyday for a month and still not be done. I simply do not want to be that beautiful!

East 4th Street appears to be a fragile, self-contained ecosystem. The vintage clothing seller buys from the vintage furniture seller, who buys from the used bookstore, who buys from the weirdo knick-knack place, who buys again from the vintage clothing seller. There is a real danger that if one of these independent entrepreneurs needs to step out of this tiny eclectic economic cycle--say, if the weirdo knick-knack lady purchases a fax machine at CostCo one week--that the whole system may collapse in on itself. Purely in the interests of conservation of eclectivism, I contributed to the economic activity of this street as best I could (Purely. Just an overwhelming sense of economic benevolence that caused this table to enter into my home. That's all. Really. Utter selflessness.). I bought two great books; one book on "Objects of Desire". I think I know now a thing or two about such things. Including said table. And how do you like my new impulse--I mean--end table? It goes great with my new books.

Across the street from the bookstore, someone wove this unfinished thought between the links of the chain link. I found this answer inside the bookstore.

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Haha, with my business I might end
town dominated in all things by the busiest seaport in this hemisphere. It is a township score by granite - covered capitalism - induced position monolith shadowing, not a single street over, working - course, crowd - tagged pre - war bungalow neighborhoods. And the gang tags are good. No, boy and girls, street gangs are not dependable. nobelium: Street gangs are bad. regretful. Bad. regretful. But they do observe the property values down. And that is good. It is estimable, because the lower lease rates give up for rare economic ecosystems of alternate consumerism to thrive. wildflower that grow between the cracks in the concrete. Anytime a halfway interesting store goes out of occupation in my neck of the woods, the location is quickly replaced by a day health spa or a hair salon. Now, these are high - margin businesses, to be sure, but just how much hair do people have? How much care can a face handle? I can walk for three pulley and draw a different hair or skin discussion everyday for a month and however not be done. I simply do not desire to be that beautiful! 

 East 4th Street appears to be a fragile, self - contained ecosystem. The vintage clothing seller buys from the vintage furniture seller, who buys from the used bookstore, who buys from the weirdo knick - knack place, who buys again from the vintage clothing seller. There be a actual danger that if one of these independent entrepreneurs needs to step out of this bantam eclectic economic cycle -- say, if the weirdo knick - knack lady purchases a fax machine at CostCo one week -- that the hale system may collapse in on itself. strictly in the interests of conservation of eclectivism, I contributed to the economic activity of this street as well I could (Purely. barely an overwhelming sense of economic benevolence that induce this table to enroll into my home. That's all. actually. Utter selflessness .). I bought two great books; one record on " Objects of Desire ". I think I sleep together now a thing or two about such thing. Including said table. And how do you wish my new impulse -- I mean -- end table? It goes great with my new books. 

 Across the street from the bookshop, someone wove this unfinished thought between the links of the chain link. I found this answer inside the bookshop. 

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 Haha, with my business I might end
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 town dominated in all things bY the busiesT seapOrt In tHiS hemIsphEre. It is a town maRKed bY granite-covered capitalIsm-inDuCEd ofFIcE monoLiths shADoWINg, nOt A sIngLe STrEet ovEr, wOrking-cLass, gang-taGgeD pRe-war bungaloW NeIghborhoodS. AnD the gang tags Are Good. No, BoYs aND girlS, stReet gAngs arE Not gooD. No: Street GaNGs are bAD. Bad. Bad. bAD. BUt thEy do keep the properTY vALues down. And thaT is gooD. IT Is GOOd, bEcaUse the loweR lEase rATes alloW FoR RARe eCOnomic ecosystEms of alternATivE consuMeRisM To thriVe. WilDfLOweRs that grow bEtweEn the cracKs in thE ConcretE. anytime A halfwAy iNteRestINg StOre GoES ouT Of BusINesS in my necK oF tHe wooDs, thE LOCAtioN is QuicKly rePlaced by a day sPa oR a haIR saLon. NoW, thesE are HiGh-marGin busInessEs, To be sure, but just How mUch hair do PeoPlE haVe? how muCH maintEnaNce Can a facE handle? i Can WaLK FOr Three blocks and get a DiFFErEnt hair oR skin tREaTmENt everydAy For A monTH And stIll nOT bE done. I siMply do NOt WaNt to be tHaT beautIfUl!

EAst 4Th StrEEt apPears tO be a fragIle, seLF-contained ecosYStem. The vintagE ClOTHiNG selLer Buys from the VintAGe fuRnitURe SelLEr, who Buys fRoM ThE Used bookstore, who buyS fRom the WeirdO knick-knack plAce, who buys AGAIn from thE vinTAgE Clothing seller. there Is a real danGEr that if One of These indEpendent eNTRepreneuRs nEedS to SteP OUt Of this tiny eclECTic eCoNomic cyCle--Say, if thE weIrdO knIck-KnAck lady puRchases a FaX mAcHiNe aT CostcO one week--ThAt tHe WhoLe sysTEm may cOllapSe in On ItSElf. purely iN ThE INterEsTs Of coNseRvAtion Of ecLEctIvism, I cOntributeD to THe ecOnOmIc activIty of this streEt As best I couLd (purEly. JusT AN overwheLming sense of economic benEVolence ThaT causEd thIs table to EntEr into My hOMe. That'S all. ReAlly. UTtEr sELFlessNESs.). i boUgHt two great BOOks; One boOk On "ObJects of desire". I think I know nOW a tHing or two abouT suCh thINGs. incLUdINg sAiD TabLE. and how do you like My new impulSe--i MeAn--end table? iT goEs Great wiTh my new Books.

aCross thE street frOm the bookStOre, sOMEonE wove this uNfinisheD thought bETween THe Links Of tHe chaiN lInk. i founD this aNSweR insiDe the bOoKstore.

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Haha, witH my business I might end
 town dominated in all thi ngs by the  busi est  se ap ortin t his hemisphere .  Itis a town marked by gr anite -c o vere d  c apita lism-in d uc e d  of fi ce  mo no l it hs sh ado wing, n ot a singl e s tr eet over, wo r ki ng-class,gan g-tagged pre -wa r bung al own eighb orh oods.  And t h e gang  tags are  g o od. No ,  boys a n d  g irls , street gangs ar e  n o t good. No: St reet g an g sa r e b ad.  Bad. Bad.  B ad. B u t theyd ok e e p t h e property va lues down.A ndthat i sgoo d . It i s goo d, bec ause the lo werlease rat es all o w for r a re econ omic e cos yst emso fal ter na t ive co nsu m eri sm to th ri ve . Wil dflo w e r s  tha t g rowbetwe en the cracks  in  the con crete . Any time  a  half way in teres ti ng store goes o ut o f busines s i nmyne ck of the wo ods , t he loca tion is qui ck l y re placed by a day sp ao r  a  hair sa lon. N o w,  t h ese arehi gh- marg i n  busi ness e s,  to be s ure, b u tju st howmu ch hai rdopeo ple h a ve?How mu ch maint enanc e  can a face ha n dle? I can wa l kf o rt hree  bl ocks and ge t ad iffe rent ha iro r ski n tre at m en t  everyday for a mon th  and s tillnot be done.I simply d o n ot wantto b e  t h at beautiful!
East  4th Stree t  appears  to b e a frag ile, self - c ontained  ec osy ste m.T h evintage cloth i n g se ll er buys  fr om thevin tag e f urn it ure selle r, who b uy sfr om  th e use d  booksto re , w ho  bu ys fr o m theweird o kn ic k- k nac k place ,  w h o  buy sag ainfro mthe v inta g e c lothing  seller.The r e is  a  r eal dan ger that if o ne  of thesein dep endent e ntrepren eurs needs to step outo f thistin y ecl ecti c economi c c ycle-- say ,  if th e weir do kn ic k-k n a ck la d y  p urc ha ses a faxm a chi ne at  C ostC o one w eek--that the whol e  sy stem may coll aps e in o nits e lf .  Pu re l y i n the interests o f conserva ti o nof eclecti v ism ,I contr ibutedto th e  econom ic activi ty of thi sstre e t  as  best I co uld (Pur ely. Just an ov e rw helmi ngsenseof  ec onomi c bene v ole nce t hat ca us ed thi s tab le  to ente r into my home. That'sall. R eally . U tter self les s nes s.). I bo ught  two great  bo oks ; one  bo o k on"Obj e ct s o f  Desi re". I think I kn own o wa thing ort w o  ab out s uch things . In cluding said tabl e . And how do y ou l i k e m y n e w im pu lse--I mean--e ndta b l e? It go es  great with  my newbo o ks.
Across  the s treet f r o mt he boo ksto re,  someonewov et his unf in is h ed tho ught  b etween  the l i nkso f  the chain link.  I fo u n d thi s  an swerin side th e  boo kstore.

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 town_dominated in_all things by the_busiest seaport_in_this hemisphere._It_is a town_marked by granite-covered_capitalism-induced office monoliths shadowing,_not a single_street_over, working-class, gang-tagged pre-war bungalow neighborhoods. And the gang tags are good. No, boys_and_girls, street_gangs_are_not good. No: Street gangs_are bad. Bad. Bad. Bad._But they_do keep the property values down. And that_is_good. It is_good, because the lower lease rates allow for rare_economic ecosystems of alternative consumerism to_thrive. Wildflowers that_grow_between_the cracks in the_concrete. Anytime a halfway interesting store_goes out of business in my_neck of the woods, the location is_quickly replaced by a day spa_or a hair salon. Now,_these are_high-margin businesses, to be sure,_but just how_much hair_do people have?_How much maintenance can a face_handle? I can_walk for three blocks and get_a_different hair or_skin_treatment_everyday for_a month and_still_not be_done._I simply do not want to_be_that beautiful!

East 4th Street appears to be_a fragile, self-contained ecosystem._The_vintage clothing seller buys_from the vintage furniture seller,_who buys from the used bookstore,_who buys_from the_weirdo knick-knack place, who buys again from the vintage clothing seller._There is a real danger that_if one of these_independent entrepreneurs_needs_to step out_of_this tiny_eclectic economic cycle--say, if the weirdo knick-knack_lady purchases_a fax machine at CostCo one_week--that the whole system_may_collapse in on itself. Purely in_the interests of conservation of eclectivism,_I contributed to the economic_activity_of_this street as best I_could (Purely. Just an overwhelming sense_of economic benevolence_that caused this table to enter into_my_home. That's all. Really. Utter selflessness.)._I_bought two great books; one book_on_"Objects_of Desire". I think I_know now a thing or two_about such things. Including said table. And how do_you like my_new impulse--I mean--end table? It_goes_great_with my new books.

Across the street from the bookstore, someone_wove this_unfinished thought between_the links of the chain link. I found this answer_inside the bookstore.

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Haha, with my business_I might end