She said she doubts the mall experience will ever be replaced by computer shopping because even in a wired society, the human touch will be important. Sizes are different at different stores. People want to return things. We like to think of our mall, in part, as a community center. We have craft shows here.
Nonprofit groups come in to raise funds.
You can't get that on the Internet. It's a meeting place. Some things haven't changed. About 75 percent to 80 percent of shoppers are women. Older people walk the mall in the morning and younger people shop after school and in the evenings.