The way it was before the Hudson’s Bay Company screwed me and took my windows away
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Loading ...Loved my windows before the Olympics took them away.
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On September 30, 2009, I returned from vacation to find that my windows were covered over with Olympic banners that stretched from the second to sixth floor of the store. A photographer with no light. No backgrounds. The very reasons I agreed to move to the much smaller fourth floor location. I immediately objected and was simply told that The Bay would do nothing about it, no compensation for losses, if I didn’t like it I could leave…..
So I did.