You weren't kidding man, NICE! Used to work at Radio Shack for a minute and left after I was promoted to asst manager. Retail sucked but the 25% off everything employee discount and $15 month cell plans were nice benefits
I went into that Macy's one time, the Macy's itself was abandoned, but it was shortly before the whole mall closed. It was dusty, moldy, with a bit of decay, but not nearly like that. We were able to find a room in the downstairs portion that was in normal condition, and someone had set up a sleeping bag in there and got free electricity. I still have a couple miscellaneous items I brought back from there.
@@Polothemius bro diamond run mall Rutland Vermont, hilltop mall, sunrise mall corpus christi, great Northern mall NY... I don't know how far these malls are from your location but will be interesting to see your perspective. 👌🏼
I remember when this mall opened , Me my Mother and grand mother shopped at this place for many of years , I was about around 5 or 6 when I first went to this Mall , Rich's was the main store at front end and Woolworths at the far other end of mall , down where Radio shack was there used to be a Dipper DAN ice cream parlor ,, later on where Marshall's is now was the Phar-mor store , up back to the clock was in the past times at the mall was Rexall pharmacy and with a soda fountain although there was another fountain in the Woolworths store , directly out side. of the Macy's door was a play it again sports shop and on the other side was a Hallmark gift and card shop mainly at the time when Rich's was there , back where Burlington Coat factory was it used to be a Mervins dept. Store chain , back over where Marshall's side and where dollar tree is now there was a Spinnakers restaurant and bar they had good Prime Rib , where Marshall's is used to be the Storey's North DeKalb Movie theater , I just cannot get over everything being gone to history , I am 62 years old now but, when you can imagine things being that as they may looking back at what you grew with is gone it a tough situation to deal with when you loved it so much. I always went to see Santa Claus in the Riches store when I was a kid , though at Avondale Mall back before N. D. mall was even built I saw Santa at the Sears store , I remember when they filmed and saw Invasion U S A with Chuck Norris filmed on location that day actually saw the scene from that movie when the bad guys destroyed that mall.North DeKalb Mall very much a significant part of my life it was was only just short few years ago that I was still walking and shopping there with my Mother , now recently my My Mother passed away April 23 8:30pm at 89years old. So many memories that can never be forgotten.😢❤❤❤❤❤
Its sad how many malls close and get demolished. This world is definitely changing with covid and just people shopping online. This is definitely a sign of the times. That mall looks like the apocalypse happen or the rapture. Definitely a cool find though. Glad you got to film it before it got demolished. Ethan preserving history.
I worked at the Batteries Plus across the street in Shamrock Plaza for a few years. I would frequent the American Deli in this mall any time I needed my 10pc mild all drum fix. Sad to see it go but this is the current state of so many malls at this time
That security guard was chill has heck! Thanks for sharing this, it was amazing!
Glad you enjoyed it
Great use of the before and after🔥It's crazy the amount of decay these malls go through when abandoned and neglected.
I know they just waste away until demolition
Thank you for doing this. Awesome job 🎉 ❤
Glad you enjoyed the video
You weren't kidding man, NICE! Used to work at Radio Shack for a minute and left after I was promoted to asst manager. Retail sucked but the 25% off everything employee discount and $15 month cell plans were nice benefits
That's so cool to know
Great video as always. What a shame that it's going to be demolished soon.
Glad you enjoyed the video
i grew up in this mall.... :(
right challenges arcade, that pizza place with the seasoning basket candy store next to challenges (90s)
I went into that Macy's one time, the Macy's itself was abandoned, but it was shortly before the whole mall closed. It was dusty, moldy, with a bit of decay, but not nearly like that. We were able to find a room in the downstairs portion that was in normal condition, and someone had set up a sleeping bag in there and got free electricity. I still have a couple miscellaneous items I brought back from there.
Bro from the picture, I just knew it was north Dekalb mall. 🎉 🎉
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@@Polothemius bro diamond run mall Rutland Vermont, hilltop mall, sunrise mall corpus christi, great Northern mall NY... I don't know how far these malls are from your location but will be interesting to see your perspective. 👌🏼
@@zafarshaik3101 all those you named are already on my list
@@Polothemius cool bro. I'm keeping my eyes peeled to your channel for the next mall explores 💯
I remember when this mall opened , Me my Mother and grand mother shopped at this place for many of years , I was about around 5 or 6 when I first went to this Mall , Rich's was the main store at front end and Woolworths at the far other end of mall , down where Radio shack was there used to be a Dipper DAN ice cream parlor ,, later on where Marshall's is now was the Phar-mor store , up back to the clock was in the past times at the mall was Rexall pharmacy and with a soda fountain although there was another fountain in the Woolworths store , directly out side. of the Macy's door was a play it again sports shop and on the other side was a Hallmark gift and card shop mainly at the time when Rich's was there , back where Burlington Coat factory was it used to be a Mervins dept. Store chain , back over where Marshall's side and where dollar tree is now there was a Spinnakers restaurant and bar they had good Prime Rib , where Marshall's is used to be the Storey's North DeKalb Movie theater , I just cannot get over everything being gone to history , I am 62 years old now but, when you can imagine things being that as they may looking back at what you grew with is gone it a tough situation to deal with when you loved it so much. I always went to see Santa Claus in the Riches store when I was a kid , though at Avondale Mall back before N. D. mall was even built I saw Santa at the Sears store , I remember when they filmed and saw Invasion U S A with Chuck Norris filmed on location that day actually saw the scene from that movie when the bad guys destroyed that mall.North DeKalb Mall very much a significant part of my life it was was only just short few years ago that I was still walking and shopping there with my Mother , now recently my My Mother passed away April 23 8:30pm at 89years old. So many memories that can never be forgotten.😢❤❤❤❤❤
Its sad how many malls close and get demolished. This world is definitely changing with covid and just people shopping online. This is definitely a sign of the times. That mall looks like the apocalypse happen or the rapture. Definitely a cool find though. Glad you got to film it before it got demolished. Ethan preserving history.
Preserving history is my specialty
That radio shack was for a movie.
Glad you could do this
I worked at the Batteries Plus across the street in Shamrock Plaza for a few years. I would frequent the American Deli in this mall any time I needed my 10pc mild all drum fix. Sad to see it go but this is the current state of so many malls at this time
Insane video man!
Thank you
Gamer isn't afraid of anything 👍
You know it
i was in a commercial filmed at this mall for Wheel of Fourtune
Its really sad that special places for people are just rooting away
Did that mall get caught on fire at some point?
Looks like it but I don't think so maybe it was supposed to look like it burned for the movie
Pronounced DEE-KAB
It’s pronounced “De-Cab” not whatever you’re saying haha.
I didn't know 😅 the name of the mall had an (L) in it
Its demolished today 6/27/24
I saw im glad I got to see it
sigma
it’s north Dekalb not decolb
DE -CAB -#bla