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Pleasantville, California Main Street, House Number 22 Tuesday, May 25, 2010 Dear Editor, Some builders are planning to build a shopping mall and we’re going to have a debate whether or not we are going to have a shopping mall. I think we shouldn’t build a shopping mall. I am a nurse working at Pleasantville hospital. My first reason why I don’t want a shopping mall is that people will get sick more easily with all the pollution from the cars so I will have to take care of more patients and I probably won’t have an a lot higher salary. My second reason is why I don’t want a shopping mall is because our community friendliness will be affected. It can be affected because if you forget a little money, usually small businesses will say “It’s okay.” If you forget money in the mall, they won’t let you buy the thing you want to buy at the mall. My last reason is that people can lay- off. People can’t have business if they no customers. People who own small businesses can also be forced to move away to find jobs in other places. From my point of view as a nurse, the three reasons listed above are the three reasons why I //__don’t__// want a shopping mall in our town of Pleasantville. Sincerely, Lily Shung