TRANSCRIPT
Brian: Hey everyone,
welcome back to English on the go! I’m Brian.
Joy: And I’m Joy. Today
we’ve got a fun topic to talk about shopping! We’re comparing shopping malls
and street markets. Both are super popular, but they offer totally different
experiences.
Brian: Yeah, malls are
these big, modern buildings full of shops, restaurants, and sometimes even
cinemas. Meanwhile, street markets are usually outdoors, with lots of little
stalls and people selling everything from clothes to food.
Joy: Exactly! We’ll talk
about the vibe, the pros and cons, and even share some of our own stories. So
let’s get into it!
#1
Brian: So Joy, have you
been shopping recently?
Joy: Actually, yeah!
Last weekend I went to the new shopping mall that opened near my place. It’s
massive—like five floors of shops, a food court, and even a small amusement
park inside.
Brian: Wow, that sounds
amazing. I love malls because they’re so clean and organized. You know exactly
where to find things, and the air conditioning is always a plus!
Joy: True! But I also
felt a bit overwhelmed. So many people, so many bright lights—it can get a bit
much after a while.
Brian: Yeah, sometimes it
feels like sensory overload. I mean, it’s comfortable, but it can be tiring
too.
Joy: You know what I
miss though? The energy of a street market. The smell of street food, the noise
of people chatting and bargaining, music playing in the background… it feels so
alive!
Brian: Definitely. Street
markets have a completely different vibe. They feel more casual and kind of
adventurous, don’t you think?
Joy: For sure. Oh, and
did you know? According to a 2023 survey by Global Retail Insights, about 68%
of shoppers said they feel more emotionally connected when shopping
in street markets compared to malls.
Brian: Wow, that’s
interesting! I guess people love that authentic, local feel. And I read
somewhere that malls are actually preferred for convenience—around 75% of
people in urban areas choose malls mainly because of comfort and the
variety of services in one place.
Joy: Makes sense. But,
let’s be honest—do you enjoy bargaining, or does it stress you out?
Brian: Honestly? I get
nervous! I’m always worried I’ll offend the seller if I ask for too low a
price.
Joy: Haha, yeah, it
takes some practice. But once you get the hang of it, it’s actually pretty
fun—and sometimes you can get great deals. In fact, studies show that nearly
60% of shoppers feel a sense of achievement when they successfully bargain
at a market.
Brian: Listener, which
atmosphere do you enjoy more—modern malls or traditional street markets? Why?
Joy: Please comment your
opinion below—we’re super curious to know what you think!
#2
Brian: So Leo, when you
shop, are you the type who sticks to a list, or do you end up buying random
stuff you didn’t plan for?
Joy: Haha, honestly, I try
to stick to a list, but if I see something cool—especially in a market—I can’t
resist! There’s always something unexpected, like handmade jewelry or unique
local snacks.
Brian: I totally get that.
Malls feel more predictable, right? You know, branded clothes, chain stores...
you see the same brands everywhere.
Joy: Exactly. Markets,
on the other hand, feel like a treasure hunt. I read a 2022 study by the Urban
Shopping Trends Report that said 54% of shoppers visit street markets
specifically to find unique or handcrafted items that you can’t get in
malls.
Brian: That makes sense.
And for people who love fashion, markets can be super inspiring. You know,
picking up vintage pieces or stuff with a cultural twist. Actually, another
survey found that about 40% of shoppers under 30 prefer markets for personal
style because it helps them stand out more.
Joy: That’s so true.
Plus, there’s something satisfying about telling someone, “Oh, I got this at a
little market stall—you can’t buy it in stores.”
Brian: Totally! But I
guess malls are still the best if you’re looking for something specific and
don’t want to waste time searching.
Joy: Yup. And
interestingly, a global shopping habits report from 2023 showed that 72% of
people said they choose malls when they’re on a mission to buy something
specific, because it’s faster and more reliable.
Brian: Listener, do you
prefer the surprise and uniqueness of shopping in markets?
Joy: or do you like the predictability
of malls? Please comment your thoughts below!
#3
Joy: So Brian, we’ve
talked about atmosphere and unique finds, but let’s be real—sometimes comfort
is the deal-breaker for me.
Brian: Oh, 100%!
Especially on hot days or when it’s raining, I definitely prefer the
mall. Air conditioning, clean restrooms, food courts... it just feels easy.
Joy: Same here. There’s
actually a survey by Retail Comfort Insights (2023) that found around 81% of
shoppers said comfort—like climate control and seating—was a major
factor in choosing malls over markets.
Brian: That’s a huge
number! And honestly, sometimes after a long shopping day, I just want to grab
a coffee and sit down without worrying about the weather or noise.
Joy: Yep. Markets, on
the other hand, can be exhausting. Walking outside for hours, no clear spots to
rest... it’s fun but can be tiring.
Brian: Definitely. And
let’s not forget accessibility. Malls usually have parking, elevators, and good
public transport links. I read that about 70% of people choose malls
because they’re more accessible, especially for families with kids or older
adults.
Joy: Good point. But
markets have their own perks too. Like, you can just pop by quickly if it’s in
your neighborhood, without making a whole trip out of it.
Brian: True. And a 2022
report on local shopping habits actually noted that about 45% of people
like markets because they’re closer to home and have a “community” feel.
Joy: Listener, what’s
more important to you—comfort and convenience, or the excitement of shopping
outdoors?
Brian: Let us know in the
comments below!
#4
Brian: Okay, Leo, let’s
talk about one of my least favorite things—crowds. I love a good shopping trip,
but if the mall is packed, I’m out.
Joy: I get that! Malls
can get crazy on weekends or during sales events. And then you’ve got
long lines for the checkout, packed elevators, and it can feel like you’re just
stuck in a sea of people.
Brian: Ugh, so true. And
did you know that a 2022 study by Consumer Behavior Trends showed that 67%
of people said they get frustrated by long lines and crowds when shopping
at malls? It’s one of the top reasons people avoid them during peak hours.
Joy: Wow, that’s a huge
number! But I guess with street markets, there’s a different kind of crowd,
right?
Brian: Yeah, exactly.
Street markets often feel busier in a different way—it’s more like a lively,
spontaneous atmosphere. People are moving around, talking to vendors, haggling,
but it doesn’t always feel as crowded as a mall.
Joy: That’s true. But at
the same time, if you’re looking for something specific in a market, it can
take forever to find it. You have to dig through a bunch of stalls, and
sometimes it’s just not as efficient.
Brian: And sometimes,
you’re waiting for someone to finish bargaining before you can even look at the
goods!
Joy: Oh, for sure. But
interestingly, a 2023 survey by Retail Time Management found that 55%
of shoppers feel like they spend less time in markets compared to malls,
just because they tend to browse more quickly when things are laid out in front
of them.
Brian: I can see that. But
then again, waiting for long lines at malls can feel like you’re wasting time.
And that leads to a 2021 survey that found 48% of people avoid
malls during peak times because of long lines and waiting times. So it’s a
mixed bag.
Joy: Listener, do you
prefer the excitement of a busy market, or do you hate waiting in long lines at
a mall? Comment your thoughts below!
#5
Brian: Alright, Leo, after
all this talk, I have to ask—if you had to pick, which one would you choose fora shopping day out?
Joy: Hmm, tough one. But
honestly, I think I’d go for a mall, especially for a big shopping spree. I
like having everything in one place—clothes, food, entertainment, you name it.
What about you, Brian?
Brian: I’m leaning toward
street markets these days. I just love the uniqueness and the local experience.
It feels more personal, and I can discover new things that I wouldn’t find in a
mall.
Joy: That’s a good
point! Markets do offer that authenticity. And let’s face it, there’s something
about finding a hidden gem that makes the whole experience feel special.
Brian: Exactly! And you
know, it’s interesting—a 2022 survey by the Global Consumer Preferences
Report found that 58% of shoppers enjoy shopping at street markets
for the "experience" rather than the convenience, highlighting how
much people value that personal touch.
Joy: That’s pretty cool.
On the flip side, 63% of people in a recent study said they prefer malls
because they like the variety and the security of knowing exactly what they’re
getting, without worrying if the product is fake or low quality.
Brian: Oh, for sure. I
feel that with some products, I want the peace of mind that comes with a
well-known store brand. It’s about knowing I can return or exchange something
easily.
Joy: Absolutely. That
kind of convenience and assurance is hard to beat. But for me, when it comes to
gifts or unique items, I’m definitely more likely to pick something up at a
street market.
Brian: Same here! And
interestingly, studies on gift shopping have shown that 47% of
shoppers prefer buying gifts at markets, because of the one-of-a-kind items
that can’t be found anywhere else.
Joy: Listener, which do
you prefer—shopping in a mall for its convenience and variety, or in a street
market for the unique finds and local culture? Let us know your choice in the
comments!
Brian: Well, that was such
a fun chat, Leo. It’s clear that both malls and street markets have their own
charm, depending on what you’re looking for.
Joy: Absolutely! Whether
you’re after comfort and convenience or that special market vibe, there’s
really no one-size-fits-all answer.
Brian: We’d love to hear
from you, listener—what’s your shopping style? Do you prefer the sleek
experience of a mall or the lively buzz of a street market? Drop your thoughts
in the comments!
Joy: And if you enjoyed
today’s episode, don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share it with your
friends. We’ve got lots more casual chats coming your way.
Brian: Thanks for hanging
out with us on English on the go podcast. Until next time—happy
shopping, everyone!
VOCABULARY SUMMARY
|
Word/Phrase |
Definition |
Example Sentence |
Synonyms |
|
Indicating a complete dissimilarity between two things. |
Shopping malls and street markets offer totally different experiences. |
Completely contrasting encounters |
|
|
Sensory overload |
A condition where one's senses receive more stimulation than they can
handle. |
So many people and bright lights in the mall led to sensory overload. |
Overwhelming stimulation |
|
Vibe |
The general atmosphere or feeling of a place. |
The street market had a lively and energetic vibe. |
Atmosphere, ambiance |
|
Bargaining |
The act of negotiating the price of something. |
He enjoys the thrill of bargaining at the market stalls. |
Haggling, negotiating |
|
Mass-produced |
Made in large quantities, typically by machinery. |
Malls often sell mass-produced items from big brands. |
Factory-made, commercially produced |
|
Deal-breaker |
A factor that is significant enough to cause someone to reject
something. |
The lack of clean restrooms can be a deal-breaker for some shoppers at
street markets. |
Decisive factor, non-negotiable issue |
|
Accessibility |
The quality of being easily reached or used. |
Malls often prioritize accessibility with parking and public transport
links. |
Availability, approachability |
|
Peak hours |
The times when something is most busy. |
The mall gets incredibly crowded during peak hours on weekends. |
Busiest times, high-traffic periods |
|
Packed |
Extremely crowded. |
Gwen mentions that if the mall is packed, she prefers to leave. |
Crowded, full |
|
Frustrated |
Feeling annoyed and upset because you cannot do something you are trying
to do. |
The study showed that many people get frustrated by long lines at malls. |
Annoyed, exasperated |
EXERCISES
EXERCISE 1: Fill in the Blanks
Instruction:
Listen to the conversation and fill in the blanks with the appropriate word
Track
1 Atmosphere and First Impressions (00:41-02:50)
Brian:
So Joy, have you been _____(1) recently?
Joy: Actually,
yeah! Last weekend I went to the new shopping mall that _____(2) my place. It’s
massive—like five floors of shops, a food court, and even a small amusement
park inside.
Brian:
Wow, that sounds _____(3). I love malls because they’re
so clean and organized. You know exactly where to find things, and the air
conditioning is always a plus!
Joy: True!
But I also felt a bit _____(4). So many people, so many bright lights—it can
get a bit much after a while.
Brian:
Yeah, sometimes it feels like _____(5). I mean, it’s
comfortable, but it can be tiring too.
Joy: You
know what I miss though? The energy of a _____(6). The smell of street food,
the noise of people chatting and bargaining, music playing in the background…
it feels so alive!
Brian:
Definitely. Street markets have a completely _____(7).
They feel more casual and kind of adventurous, don’t you think?
Joy: For
sure. Oh, and did you know? According to a 2023 survey by Global Retail
Insights, about 68% of shoppers said they feel more _____(8) when shopping in
street markets compared to malls.
Brian:
Wow, that’s interesting! I guess people love that
authentic, _____(9). And I read somewhere that malls are actually preferred for
convenience—around 75% of people in urban areas choose malls mainly because of
comfort and the _____(10) in one place.
Joy: Makes
sense. But, let’s be honest—do you enjoy bargaining, or does it _____(11) out?
Brian:
Honestly? I get nervous! I’m always worried I’ll
_____(12) if I ask for too low a price.
Joy: Haha,
yeah, it takes some practice. But once you get the hang of it, it’s actually
pretty fun—and sometimes you can get _____(13). In fact, studies show that
nearly 60% of shoppers feel a sense of achievement when they _____(14) at a
market.
Brian:
Listener, which atmosphere do you enjoy more—modern malls
or traditional street markets? _____(15)?
Joy: Please
comment your opinion below—we’re super curious to know _____(16)!
1 . student
2 . designer
3 . in
4 . stressed
5 . mess
6 . I
7 . the
8 . them
9 . down
10 . the
11 . end
12 . ten
13 . Study
14 . 5
15 . what
16 . what
17 . list
18 . move
19 . Don't
20 . limits
21 . on
22 . one
23 . symbols
24 . star
25 . easier
26 . plain
27 . like
28 . Oh
29 . paper
30 . brainstorming
31 . around
32 . Keep
33 . keep
34 . too
35 . plan
36 . day
37 . Sunday
38 . for
39 . what's
40 . balance
41 . but
42 . consistent
43 . send
44 . list
45 . fridge
46 . yourself
47 . even
48 . guilty
49 . than
50 . a
51 . these
52 . goes
53 . a
Track
2 Unique Finds and Shopping Style (02:50-05:46)
Brian:
So Leo, when you shop, are you the type who _____(1) a
list, or do you end up buying random stuff you didn’t plan for?
Joy: Haha,
honestly, I try to stick to a list, but if I see something cool—especially in a
market—I can’t _____(2)! There’s always something unexpected, like handmade
jewelry or unique _____(3).
Brian:
I totally get that. Malls feel more _____(4), right? You
know, branded clothes, chain stores... you see the _____(5) everywhere.
Joy: Exactly.
Markets, on the other hand, feel like a _____(6). I read a 2022 study by the
Urban Shopping Trends Report that said 54% of shoppers visit street markets
specifically to find _____(7) that you can’t get in malls.
Brian:
That makes sense. And for people who love fashion,
markets can be super _____(8). You know, picking up vintage pieces or stuff
with a _____(9). Actually, another survey found that about 40% of shoppers
under 30 prefer markets for personal style because it helps them _____(10)
more.
Joy: That’s
so true. Plus, there’s something _____(11) about telling someone, “Oh, I got
this at a little market stall—you can’t buy it in stores.”
Brian:
Totally! But I guess malls are still the best if you’re
looking for something _____(12) and don’t want to waste time searching.
Joy: Yup.
And interestingly, a global shopping habits report from 2023 showed that 72% of
people said they choose malls when they’re on a _____(13) something specific,
because it’s faster and more reliable.
Track
3 Comfort and Convenience (05:46-07:43)
Joy: So
Brian, we’ve talked about atmosphere and _____(1), but let’s be real—sometimes
comfort is the _____(2) for me.
Brian:
Oh, 100%! Especially on hot days or when it’s raining, I
definitely _____(3) the mall. Air conditioning, clean restrooms, food courts...
it just feels easy.
Joy: Same
here. There’s actually a survey by Retail Comfort Insights (2023) that found
around 81% of shoppers said comfort—like climate control and seating—was a
_____(4) in choosing malls over markets.
Brian:
That’s a huge number! And honestly, sometimes after a
long _____(5), I just want to grab a coffee and sit down without worrying about
the weather or noise.
Joy: Yep.
Markets, on the other hand, can be _____(6). Walking outside for hours, no
clear spots to rest... it’s fun but can be tiring.
Brian:
Definitely. And let’s not forget _____(7). Malls usually
have parking, elevators, and good public transport links. I read that about 70%
of people choose malls because they’re more accessible, especially for families
with kids or _____(8).
Joy: Good
point. But markets have their own _____(9) too. Like, you can just pop by
quickly if it’s in your neighborhood, without making a _____(10) out of it.
Brian:
True. And a 2022 report on local shopping habits actually
noted that about 45% of people like markets because they’re closer to home and
have a _____(11) feel.
Joy: Listener,
what’s more important to you—comfort and convenience, or the _____(12) shopping
outdoors?
Brian:
Let us know in the _____(13) below!
Track
4 Crowds and Waiting Time (07:43-10:49)
Brian:
Okay, Leo, let’s talk about one of my _____(1)—crowds. I
love a good shopping trip, but if the mall is _____(2), I’m out.
Joy: I get
that! Malls can get crazy on weekends or during _____(3). And then you’ve got
long lines for the checkout, packed elevators, and it can feel like you’re just
_____(4) a sea of people.
Brian:
Ugh, so true. And did you know that a 2022 study by
Consumer Behavior Trends showed that 67% of people said they get frustrated by
_____(5) when shopping at malls? It’s one of the top reasons people avoid them
during _____(6).
Joy: Wow,
that’s a huge number! But I guess with street markets, there’s a _____(7) of
crowd, right?
Brian:
Yeah, exactly. Street markets often feel busier in a
different way—it’s more like a lively, _____(8). People are moving around,
talking to vendors, haggling, but it doesn’t always feel as _____(9) as a mall.
Joy: That’s
true. But at the same time, if you’re looking for something specific in a
market, it can _____(10) to find it. You have to dig through a bunch of stalls,
and sometimes it’s just not as efficient.
Brian:
And sometimes, you’re waiting for someone to finish
bargaining before you can even _____(11) the goods!
Joy: Oh,
for sure. But interestingly, a 2023 survey by Retail Time Management found that
55% of shoppers feel like they spend _____(12) in markets compared to malls,
just because they tend to browse more quickly when things are _____(13) in
front of them.
Brian:
I can see that. But then again, waiting for long lines at
malls can feel like you’re _____(14). And that leads to a 2021 survey that
found 48% of people avoid malls during peak times because of _____(15). So it’s
a mixed bag.
Joy: Listener,
do you prefer the excitement of a busy market, or do you _____(16) in long
lines at a mall? Comment your thoughts below!
Track
5 Personal Preferences (10:49-12:53)
Brian:
Alright, Leo, after all this talk, I have to ask—if you
_____(1), which one would you choose for a shopping day out?
Joy: Hmm,
tough one. But honestly, I think I’d go for a mall, especially for a _____(2).
I like having everything in one place—clothes, food, entertainment, you name
it. What about you, Brian?
Brian:
I’m leaning toward street markets these days. I just love
the _____(3) the local experience. It feels more personal, and I can discover
new things that I _____(4) in a mall.
Joy: That’s
a good point! Markets do offer that authenticity. And let’s face it, there’s
something about finding a _____(5) that makes the whole experience feel
special.
Brian:
Exactly! And you know, it’s interesting—a 2022 survey by
the Global Consumer Preferences Report found that 58% of shoppers enjoy
shopping at street markets for the _____(6) rather than the convenience,
highlighting how much people value that personal touch.
Joy: That’s
pretty cool. On the flip side, 63% of people in a recent study said they prefer
malls because they like the variety and the _____(7) exactly what they’re
getting, without worrying if the product is fake or low quality.
Brian:
Oh, for sure. I feel that with some products, I want the
_____(8) that comes with a well-known store brand. It’s about knowing I can
return or exchange something easily.
Joy: Absolutely.
That kind of convenience and _____(9) to beat. But for me, when it comes to
gifts or unique items, I’m definitely more likely to _____(10) at a street
market.
Brian:
Same here! And interestingly, studies on gift shopping
have shown that 47% of shoppers prefer buying gifts at markets, because of the
_____(11) that can’t be found anywhere else.
Joy: Listener,
which do you prefer—shopping in a mall for its convenience and variety, or in a
street market for the _____(12)? Let us know your choice in the comments!
EXERCISE
2: True, False, Not Given
Instruction: Read each statement
carefully and mark it as True, False based on the conversation.
1.
Joy visited a street market last weekend.
2.
Brian finds malls more tiring than street
markets.
3.
Joy enjoys the casual and lively feel of
street markets.
4.
A 2023 survey showed that more than half of
shoppers feel emotionally connected to malls.
5.
Brian feels confident when bargaining at
markets.
6.
Joy always sticks to her shopping list when
visiting markets.
7.
Markets are popular among younger shoppers
for expressing personal style.
8.
According to a 2022 report, most people go to
malls for unique, handcrafted items.
9.
Brian believes malls are better when you need
to buy something specific quickly.
10. The
conversation includes examples of vocabulary words used in context.
11.
Brian prefers malls mainly because of their
entertainment options.
12.
The 2023 Retail Comfort Insights survey found
comfort is a top reason people choose malls.
13.
Street markets always provide plenty of
seating and climate control.
14.
Joy thinks markets are easier to reach for
people who live nearby.
15.
A 2022 report showed that most people avoid
malls due to a lack of accessibility.
16. Brian
dislikes malls when they are crowded and lines are long.
17.
A 2022 study found that most people enjoy
shopping in crowded malls.
18. Joy
says it can be hard to find specific items quickly in street markets.
19. Street
markets are always less crowded than malls.
20. Some
shoppers feel they spend less time in markets because browsing is faster.
21.
Joy would choose a mall for a big shopping
trip.
22. Brian
likes malls because he enjoys knowing exactly what he’s buying.
23. A
2022 survey said 58% of shoppers value street markets for the experience over
convenience.
24. Joy
never shops at street markets.
25. Some
shoppers prefer buying gifts at markets because the items are one-of-a-kind.
EXERCISE 3: Word Match
Instruction: Match each
word/phrase from the conversation with its correct definition by selecting the
appropriate letter (A–J) for each number.
|
Word/Phrase List |
Definition
List |
|
1.
Packed |
A. The
quality of being easily reached or used. |
|
2.
Deal-breaker |
B.
Extremely crowded. |
|
3.
Vibe |
C. A
condition where one's senses receive more stimulation than they can handle. |
|
4.
Frustrated |
D. The
act of negotiating the price of something. |
|
5.
Bargaining |
E. The
general atmosphere or feeling of a place. |
|
6. Totally different experiences |
F.
Indicating a complete dissimilarity between two things. |
|
7.
Mass-produced |
G. A
factor that is significant enough to cause someone to reject something. |
|
8.
Accessibility |
H.
Made in large quantities, typically by machinery. |
|
9.
Sensory overload |
I. The
times when something is most busy. |
|
10.
Peak hours |
J.
Feeling annoyed and upset because you cannot do something you are trying to
do. |
EXERCISE
4: Choose the Correct Word
Instruction:
Fill in the blanks with the correct word from the options provided.
1. Joy felt a bit overwhelmed at the mall because of the lights and noise—it was like (1)______.
a)
cultural shift
b)
sensory overload
c)
comfort zone
d) visual clarity
2. Brian
said he loves malls because they are clean, (2)______, and air-conditioned.
a)
chaotic
b)
authentic
c)
organized
d) exhausting
3. Joy mentioned missing the lively (3)______ of a street market with food smells and music.
a)
bargain
b)
comfort
c)
vibe
d)
purchase
4. Brian admitted he gets nervous about (4)______ because he doesn’t want to offend the seller.
a)
spending
b)
shopping
c)
bargaining
d) eating
5. Joy enjoys finding unique items in markets because it feels like a (5)______.
a)
game
b)
treasure hunt
c)
mistake
d) repeat
6. According to the 2022 report, many young shoppers prefer street markets to express their (6)______.
a)
schedule
b)
location
c)
personal style
d) budget
7. When looking for something specific and fast, most people prefer (7)______.
a) street
performances
b)
online games
c)
malls
d) second-hand stores
8. Joy says comfort is sometimes a (8)______—if it’s missing, she won’t enjoy shopping.
a)
benefit
b)
routine
c)
deal-breaker
d) solution
9. Brian says malls are great for their accessibility, including features like (9)______.
a)
noisy traffic
b)
parking and elevators
c)
handmade crafts
d) unpredictable hours
10. The mall gets very crowded during (10)______, especially on weekends.
a)
salespeople
b)
quiet zones
c)
peak hours
d) weekdays
11. According to a study, many people feel (11)______ by long lines and crowded malls.
a)
impressed
b)
frustrated
c)
excited
d)
confused
12. Brian likes markets because they offer a more (12)______ experience compared to malls.
a)
practical
b)
personal
c)
digital
d) expensive
13. Many shoppers go to markets for the (13)______ of finding handmade or local items.
a)
safety
b)
challenge
c)
uniqueness
d)
routine
14. Malls are often preferred for the (14)______ they offer, such as reliable services and branded items.
a)
convenience
b)
silence
c)
tradition
d) inspiration15.
Shoppers looking for one-of-a-kind gifts often choose (15)______ over malls.
a)
airports
b)
supermarkets
c)
flea markets
d)
online reviews
