By Sears standards (obviously a pretty low bar), things were looking pretty decent this time, even compared to a few months earlier. They had seasonally-correct promotional signage up (rather than signage referring to a holiday from a week prior), the shelves weren't looking overly bare, and they had some decent clothing displays set up. Still not a lot of customers, though, and it's hard to say if the people here were actually shopping or just cutting through the store.
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