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Down in Funky Town: an Exclusive Hollywood Entertainment Report by: Will
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Published: July
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| Wheels Down in Funky Town: |
| an Exclusive Hollywood Entertainment Report |
| Published: Tuesday, July 10th, 2007 |
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| ...fun, and dubbed as “the entertainment capital of Los
Angeles”; and of course the Pacific Ocean Beach. I think I was on Malibu Beach, but
please don’t hold me to it because I am not all that certain if that was the beach I
was on, but it was a fantastic experience nonetheless. I had never been to an ocean
coastline before, ever. Those were all great experiences for this ole country boy. |
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My most fun by far was the day spent, yeah folks I stayed there ALL DAY, at NBC’s
Universal Studios. Nothing but fun eating in the “City Walk,” watching movies,
riding rides, seeing the behind-the-scenes aspects of television and movie production and
creation. This place was moviemaking and fun 101 all rolled into one! I think that the
sixty plus dollars I spent getting into the main park was money well spent! Absolutely! GO
NBC GO! I should also mention that a few of my Northwest |
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Arkansas Living™ Television shows have been aired on Arkansas NBC
affiliated stations – my team and I really like NBC (as you can see in more ways than
one).
Before I move on, I have to report on my experience finding the lone Wal*Mart in that part
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| country (the LA area), at least that is what the locals and some of the
store associates (Wal*Mart) told me while I was visiting the store. I first saw the store
while in route to the San Fernando Valley for an evening rendezvous. While I was at The
Grove Mall/Farmers Market I saw a two-level Kmart right across the street and decided to
poke my head in because I had never seen a dual level Kmart before. Likewise, I also
wanted to get back to that dual level Wal*Mart that I had seen earlier that day to check
it out as well. At first I had some trouble with the locals and some of the Kmart
employees helping me find that Wal*Mart store. About nine of the ten people or so who I
asked where it was, all of them told me that there was not a Wal*Mart in LA. |
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I was thinking to myself, “There is one because I saw it earlier!” Finally, a Kmart |
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| manager gave me specific and direct directions to the Wal*Mart. I made my
way on over to support one of my favorite companies and to see how its LA store was doing.
The store was filled with people (packed), primarily Latinos (95%), prices were about
equal to those here (in Northwest Arkansas), which surprised me because almost everywhere
else I had been in LA everything seemed to cost about 30% to 40% more ... |
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