As I mentioned earlier, the upstairs entrance had a much smaller checkout counter than downstairs, even though it seemed far more popular. Of course, it clearly wasn't exactly busy at this point, but still, not as much of a ghost town as the downtown one. I suspect that most of this store's customers came and left through the outside doors, which are located on one of Seattle's busiest streets for pedestrians, rather than the mall entrance, in the deserted basement level of a not-super-popular mall.
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