New Apple Store Reportedly Opening in Idaho

[ProtocolAlias]

As if people weren’t already accusing them of selling potato cameras…

 

[ElectricPotato]

Two Apple stores for a town the same size as Eugene/Springfield, which has zero. Did a chipmunk whiz on Tim's loafers while passing through? JK, we know Apple are targeting Micron for some of that sweet, sweet semiconductor capacity.

 

[turbineseaplane]

Two Apple stores for a town the same size as Eugene/Springfield, which has zero. Did a chipmunk whiz on Tim's loafers while passing through? JK, we know Apple are targeting Micron for some of that sweet, sweet semiconductor capacity.

The greater valley area of Boise, Meridian and surrounding areas is nearly a million people now.

It completely dwarfs Eugene/Springfield ... by like 3x

 

[ElectricPotato]

The greater valley area of Boise, Meridian and surrounding areas is nearly a million people now.

It completely dwarfs Eugene/Springfield ... by like 3x

Well, if you include the metro statistical area of both, maybe 2x.

 

[echeck]

I can’t imagine the mall location will stay open. I worked at the Apple Store in the mall 10 years ago, and there was a lot of talk even back then of moving to The Village.

I moved to the east coast shortly after, so I haven’t been to The Village since it was still pretty new. I thought it was a nice place to go. The kids loved the fountain and the play areas.

 

[jedimasterkyle]

Just a joke, folks

And yet, remarkably accurate

 

[jedimasterkyle]

It is crazy with the influx. A bunch of our California brethren have relocated to Boise, Meridian, and Nampa. People complain about Cali home prices but Nampa has its share of million-dollar homes too now.

I've lived in the TV since 92. My parents bought their house for around $80K. It's valued at almost $500k now...

The fact that a house built in the 1950's is going for almost $700k is ABSURD to me. The cost of living here used to be dirt cheap. Now, it's un-godly expensive and we have nothing here to show for it.