@brennanincognito: I thought it was just a name, turns out it was instructions 😭 #brennanincognito #themall #shopping #humor #comedy

_ishy1 :

Where does darth vader get his shoes from

Enrique Velasquez :

The dots were there and I didn’t connect them

The Edge :

This is urban legend. Not true. The word mall comes from a 16th-century Italian ball-and-mallet game called pallamaglio (combining palla for "ball" and maglio for "mallet"). The long, flat alley or shaded lawn where the game was played became known as a "mall."

NekePle :

in my language we are calling them galleries and I think it's cute 🥺

Karina :

That's some Rick and Morty smart shit

⚜️ A R A N Y H A L ⚜️ :

It's the ancient MILL?

No :

I’m keeping you niche dw king

elchicokai :

that eatsss, they knew wtf they were doing w that one

SoldierBoy :

I feel like it's more of a: "Oh man! There are so many cool stores! I MUST go to them ALL" Get it?

Jupiter 💜 :

it's ... They will shop "Them All"

Joseph :

Thistles186 :

its convenient

🌀BrAnDoN🌀 :

You are wise beyond comprehension

sun.shine.wellness :

oh wow you are right

jose :

I had no idea

Aapje :

Stephie Rae :

omg....

Tatiana. :

Karinna13 :

Shoooookkket

Pook :

OMG THAT'S BRILLIANT!!!

watermelon.4799 :

you can shop at five or six stores, or just one

pax_ideologica :

Good old Google 😂 • Pall-Mall: The word comes from pall-mall, a 17th-century croquet-like game played with a wooden ball and a mallet in a shaded alley or walk. • Promenade: Over time, the name of the alley (pall-mall, then shortened to mall) came to mean any public, tree-lined promenade or shaded walk where people strolled and socialized. • Shopping Centers: In the mid-20th century, the word was applied to pedestrianized streets with shops, and later to large enclosed or open complexes designed for multiple stores.

Karinna13 :

😂😂😂

MPD-Psycho :

Let’s go to the mall! Today!!! 🎶 🤣

Hambargar :

Maybe it was just a typo