In Dallas, TX, and across the U.S., the mall of the ’80s, ’90s, and early ’00s was the center of most teenagers’ lives. It was a place where teens met up, hung out with friends and tried on the latest fashions. It was where they picked up the latest music on cassette singles or CDs. Where they caught a movie on the big screen, grabbed a bite to eat at Corn Dog 7, Chick-fil-A, an Orange Julius, or played games in the arcade.