In Poland, when I lived there 20 years ago, there were no such things as malls — at least, not as we in America think of them. Instead, they had (and still have in villages) pawilion handlowy — a goods pavilion.

This particular pawilion handlowy has the following signage:

• a hair stylist;
• a money changer;
• a book store;
• a surveyor’s office;
• a post office;
• an electronics store;
• a household goods store; and,
• a toy/memorabilia store.

And that’s just the big signs I can make out…