Readjustment: Rating For The Mall Of The Bluffs

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My first plan of readjustment, if I were mayor, is that I would add more stores to the city. In the past the Mall of the Bluffs had had many stores, now there are not nearly as many stores as there was then. In the 1990s the rating for the Mall of the Bluffs was around five stars! Now it is only 2.6 stars. This shows how much the Mall of the Bluffs has decreased in likes. Adding more store would also make an opening for more jobs for people. This would possibly lower the amount of unemployed citizens in our community. Therefore, adding more stores will attract more people to the community a better place.

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