If you need a reason to cry... watch this episode.
I do not know why.. but out of the 204 episodes in the series, this episode makes me cry every single time without fail. It's just so... sad.
This is probably one of the best episodes out of the horrendous Season 9 too. Vera Miles is superb in this episode, and so is David Friedman who played Jason Carter. He's so freakin adorable in this episode.
Thanks to that dude that continuously spams all the subs here with his AI gainer slop, we have a new rule: No AI slop.
Reddit is slowly being overtaken by this slop, and the buck stops here today in this sub with this new rule. Anyone posting AI slop, will result in an immediate ban. No questions, no warnings, just a permanent ban. We just won't tolerate that here. Most of these accounts that post the slop are just karma farming anyways.
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I used to shop here when it was a Super Stop & Shop. Stop & Shop didn't move far, just to another spot in the Plaza (where Zayre/Ames was). This happened in 2005ish.
Slide 2 and 3 are examples of this style building as a Super Stop & Shop (complete with 1990s era logo).
This was a once thriving small indoor shopping mall in the 1980s, 90s and early 2000s built out of an old mill from the 1800s. It maintained much of the original architecture when it was converted to a mall. It occupied 2+ floors and about 40 stores in its prime, mostly all small local stores. The mall featured The Toadstool Bookshop & Synergy as the main anchor on one end, with the food court placed on the opposite end. There were also a few mainstream mall stores such as Ritz Camera and Electronics Boutique (later GameStop) There was Zenus is Jewelry, several clothing stores, an antique shop, a NYC style newsstand, a pet store, a salon, The Kitchen Store, Mill Toy Works, Ingenuity Gift Shop, Ye Goodie Shoppe Chocolates, Pub Brewery Restaurant, and much more. The place was absolutely magical at Christmas time and packed with people. The mall began to sharply suffer into the late 2000s and stores began to fold left and right. By the mid 2010s the mall had become a ghost town and was shuttered and eventually renovated into an upscale apartment building soon after