“. . . It’s ‘Broger’ because the guys that hang out at the bars on Washington are ‘dude-bros.’ ‘Party Kroger’ makes it sound like a place where one might have a party, but ‘Broger’ describes the people who will be shopping there.” [Eric, commenting on Up Pops the Studemont Kroger]
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6 Comments
Can the people that hang out on Washington actually afford to live in the area? I’m thinking that they mostly import themselves from OTL.
Perhaps a name for us Woodland Heights / Norhill folks that will be frequenting instead of making the trek to the older, scarier Krogers of the Heights?
Love it. Perfect. Ed Hardy t’s always welcome at the new Broger.
Studekroger. Like a Studebaker.
@imidget – I live in the Heights and have been know to have a drink or 2 at Liberty Station on my way home from work. But I don’t know if that counts as “hanging out on Washington” or if Liberty Station even counts as being part of the Washington scene (I like to think it doesn’t). So actually, I have very little to add to your comment.
Each Kroger really needs to earn its name. Only time will tell if the Washington frequenters actually shop at that Kroger.
@ #5,
Now that is a fair statement.
It might end up being “no name” Kroger.
Completely normal and unaffected.